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Enjoy this video from our Patterns of Evidence: Red Sea Miracle Box Set!

Get to know some of the Exodus explorers better as they dive in the waters of the Gulf of Aqaba. Hear on-the-scene commentary about what they were seeing. Additionally, hear the criticism of others who remain skeptical about the possibility of any evidence lasting for 3,500 years.

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[bigrich]

As a long time diver, and someone’s who has lived on the Gulf Coast all my life, and has been interested in shipwrecks for decades, subsistence into the sand is something you must take into account. Even fairly recent wrecks sink into sandy bottoms. Everyone who goes to the beach, and stands at the waters edge, experiences this as their feet sink into the sand as the water laps over them. For instance, the Atocha, the 1600s ear Spanish Galleon, famously found by Mel Fisher, was under 10-20 feet of sand. It took massive vacuums to suck away the sand and sift out any artifacts that might have gotten dislodged. If this site is the location of the crossing, the coral you’re seeing is just the tip of the iceberg. It will will go deep into the sand. It’s called, “concretion, ” as the corals forms, gets covered by sand and dies, it forms concrete like out croppings, but continues to grow upward toward the sun. I once found an 1800s ear anchor. It had concretions on it going three feet into the sand. Recovering it was like pulling out the roots of a stump. The only way to know what’s down there is to excavate the sand.

[jamesrougeau]

"the waters were a 'wall'"
"And the children of Israel went into the midst of the sea on dry ground: and the waters were a wall unto them on their right hand, and on their left." Exodus 14:22

[steveperry]

As a Christian, I live by faith. Not by sight.

And to say they could walk across the sea… you made my faith even stronger. Cause God drowned pharaohs army in that water.

[Philip-gnwx]

Is this a disclaimer? Even the Bible states that certain men will always try to hide the truth... Personally, I believe the Word of God... The crossing took place..."Is anything too hard for the Lord?"

[christinel.]

Woww, the Word of God is so fascinating!!! I pray that God help archaeologists and divers to find evidence of the crossing.

[lenardashton]

I’ve personally seen wood from shipwrecks where the timber has become petrified and hardened (after only a hundred or so years) with corral starting to grow on it. So yes, I think it’s entirely possible that these examples could indeed indicate that this is the site described in Exodus.

[Charles]

Sure miss Dr. Möller! What a great man of knowledge!

[Markver]

It was good to watch Dr. Lennert Möller in this rare footage. I am confident that he will hear the Master’s words, “Well done, good and faithful servant…enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.”

[SouthDFW]

Count me in on the Aquaba crossing club versus the shallow water crossing people, shallow water leaves no room for "and the waters were a wall to them on their right hand and on their left." EXO 14:22, NKJV.

[verge]

Ron Wyatt was a man truly guided by God. It might take decades, but his archaeological work will one day be acknowledged for the great achievements they truly are.

[Roy-szrw]

I think God is allowing all these discovery s for certain people like Thomas, we know Jesus is the way the truth and the life !!!

[lislevollgraaff]

What a dream!!! I would give anything to dive the Red Sea. What a privilege 🎉

[hiyalanguages]

I am only watching this, because it’s beautiful to imagine these locations. God doesn’t need proof.

[patriot]

Don't you feel sorry for educated sceptics! Believe the Bible! 👍👍

[AlanMorris-ff]

If it's in the Bible, it's true.

[robertarevalo]

The Lord doesn't need any proof.... He knows exactly what happened.... Man blinds his own self....

[maureenmundell]

Ron Wyatt was the most amazing archeologist and a true Christian. Discovered Noah's Ark, the Red Sea crossing, and places where the Israelites sojourned for 40 years in Saudi Arabia. He also discovered the Ark of the Covenant, and Yeshua's blood on it. RIP Ron.

[PickleSammich-ndpv]

I remember watching a documentary where they did find evidence of a chariots and spears. They were sure they had the right area because the column Solomon had erected commemorating the parting of the Red Sea had been documented as found. A photograph was taken of it but it was no longer there, someone had removed it and no one knows where it is anymore, so they couldn’t analyze it. The other column matching it was found in the water on its side but words were illegible. In that area of the world it is not uncommon for people to destroy artifacts to try and erase history.

[carriestout]

I do believe this is the correct crossing. It's how I have read Exodus with this being the correct conclusion. I also believe the coral grew out of decayed wood from chariots. It's similar to shipwrecks. People hang onto their worldviews in science, and many do not want to keep an open mind. I have listened to other views with an open mind, even with this world view that Aqaba matches with what Exodus says.

[joanhamilton]

The importance of laying out finds by longitude and latitude. Always