The Strange Mysteries Surrounding Mount Sinai's Real Location

Where is the real Mount Sinai? Egypt, Saudi Arabia or somewhere in the Negev Desert According to all of our geography and history books, Egypt’s Mount Sinai (otherwise known as Jebel Moussa) exists within the Sinai Peninsula. However, across the region, there has been growing evidence suggesting that those books maybe completely wrong. From fringe archeologists Zacharia Sitchin, Ron Wyatt, Vadim Chernobrov and the Cosmopoisk organization, to slightly more mainstream individuals and theorists and Emmanuel Anati and The Doubting Thomas Research Foundation, will any of their work inform us on the true location of Mount Sinai.

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The Real Mount Sinai - Shocking Exodus Evidence in Saudi Arabia -

Is the Mysterious Mount Karkom the Site of Mount Sinai? -

Zecharia Sitchin - The Earth Chronicles Expeditions: Journeys to the Mythical Past

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Associates for Biblical Research - Where Is Mount Sinai?

Chapters:
0:00 Preview: Mount Karkom and the Vatican
0:21 Intro: Where Is Mount Sinai
2:02 Jebel Mousa (Musa)
3:03 The Earth Chronicles Expedition
5:29 Kosmopoisk and The Bedouin Paranormal Mystery
9:30 Mount Karkom and the Burning Bush
13:18 Jebel el Lawz and the Doubting Thomas Foundation


Voiceover by Keywan Nikousefat
Edited by Abdullah Yahya
Executive Producers Abdullah Yahya

Music by Scott Buckley

[MysteriousMiddleEast]

First of all, thanks to Keywan for helping out with this episode for the awesome assist with his voice over. Please check out his personal channel. There's a link in the description box above. 

Secondly there's a couple of glitches in the audio around the 11:19 mark that occurred during the edit. This was a problem from my end that I missed. Just read the subtitles for clarification. 

Thirdly this episode is the first of a trilogy of episodes focused in and around the Levant. Part two is on its way and is somewhat disturbing in an existential Lovecraftian horror way, but also very trippy. 

Part one (this current episode) was originally a very deep dive into The Doubting Thomas Foundations claims about Mt. Sinai being in KSA, or the Negev desert. But just before recording I found out about an organization called Cosmopoisk and their doomed expedition based on Zakaria Sitchin's research into Sinai, which appeared to have led to the extremely weird death of one of the team, and caused three others to get sick. For me this is an infinitely more interesting topic that's mainly been covered in Russian press, and virtually untouched in English. Because of this, this whole episode went through a complete re-write where I decided to focus on that instead, hence the long delay.

[RANDYJR]

I lived and worked in Saudi Arabia for 4 years as a military contractor. I worked all over the nation. Driving from Riyadh to Jeddah I saw miles of black rock that looked like ancient lave flows and rocks. Medina looks to be in an ancient volcano zone. Taif over looks Mecca which looks like a volcano zone. The entire nation needs a world wide effort of archeological studies. Fascinating views along the Red Sea coast from the mountains.

[MaffBowers]

Nice work and great research on the misnamed mountain!

[CosmicSlice]

Fascinating.
Have you read Kamal Salibi’s “The Bible Came from Arabia”? The segment about Moses and Jethero sprung it to mind; it makes me wonder if there is a connection between the name Jethero and the ancient city Yathrib (now Madinah).

[gloriousginger]

The Naked Archaeologist did an episode to find the mountain.
Got a really great hypothesis

[dfrost]

Excellent video as always, thank-you.

[chrisbelvedere]

Didn't the British archaeological Society or whatever they called themselves discover the mountain that Moses went to and it was filled with those vaults of the white powder or white monatomic gold or showbread, whatsthis or whatever other names they had for it. I believe it was around the turn of the century late 1800s maybe. Very interesting story I read the original archaeological report I forget the sir archaeologist's name.

[Mavrik-]

We already know. Its the one that looks like its been burned on the top.
Been pointed out many times.
Follow the Israelites as they left Egypt takes you right to it.

[Eidolonian]

Your videos are just beautiful, atmospheric, factual and astoundingly well presented. I love them, I know masterpieces take time to make but I wish you could do more.

[LilLoopie]

So fascinating! I enjoy these videos immensely, but when it comes to having an opinion on where it might be, I'm not qualified to even try. What bothers me sometimes while watching archeology videos is how close minded the "establishment" seems when it's conclusions are questioned. I love the questions! I love having them presented to me with the pros & cons so that I can feel like I have as many angles as possible to ponder. Thank you for your work, I enjoy it.

[MrAlienofficial]

Well I have been to both sides to Egypt and Saudi and for me the Saudi one has convinced me that is real mount sinai, since there is enormous evidence historically and geographically as well.

[yowwwwie]

since Archeology is not a democracy, but rather, an autocracy (perhaps "amateur" rather than "fringe") vote is for Al Lawz.  
Still, i would like to hear alternative comments and suggestions to this fascinating topic.
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[marysmithantruth]

I really like Ron Wyatt an dtrf because they found where they crossed the red sea and the location markers or pillars an even the cave of Elijah ! I doubt seriously all that carbon dating they say they can do an the place is fenced in an it's amazing an Paul said he went to Arabia after his conversion also ! Yes they will say it's somewhere else an build tourist trap an crap it's all a show with these controllers ! But looking at it an realizing that every word in the bible is true ! Thank you so much

[neilcastro]

I'm in complete disagreement with most of what's related in this video. I strongly believe that جبل الاوس or جبل موسى is located in modern day Saudi Arabia, there's no doubt about it due to many evidences including in the bottom of the Red Sea.

[Theggman]

The volume is much better this time. 👍 Thanks for your content. From an American Christian. You shine a light on things I'll never get to travel to see myself.

[ButtZilla]

NO ONE can DENY the splitted rock at Jabal al Lawz! Split rock of Horeb.

[razorramzan-inc]

It's actually very compelling to note that if Israelites took 40years to move to Canan from Egypt, meaning that they were moving in loops which is naturally bound to create confusion in landmarks along the trek, the desert environment itself doesn't make it any better for the confused masses in constant doubt with definitely.

[TomWrightmusic]

Another great video, even with the glitches, though i feel your ouch on that..lol. Besides a soul who lives a paranormal life, I am an audio video I pay attention, and have watched you grow. The voice over audio track is sounding much better as you go along. Curious about what processing is being done in post mix with that track. Editing is awesome. Video is beautiful, stunning at times. Production/storytelling is totally on point. The score/music... people, just... wow. I love it. Takes me into so many feels. I cranked it in my studio over my monitors, such a powerful note. Curious what programs/DAW the composers, and production use. Thanks again for the knowledge, and the skills to share it. Peace.

[KamranPasha]

Great video mashallah! One of the most interesting theories that most people ignore is that the real Mount Sinai is Jebel Madhbah in Petra, Jordan. This theory was first proposed by Ditlef Nielsen in 1927 and has been championed by Graham Phillips in his book "The Templars and the Ark of the Covenant." I have to say that I find the evidence more compelling to support this locale than the others which have been proposed. I hope you are able to look into this theory and explore it in a future episode. Thank you and salaam!

[NotAlrightSpider]

You deserve 10 times the amount of subscribers you have.