Pharaoh's Drowned Army

#1

http://users.netconnect.com.au/~leedas/redsea.html

#2

Whenever a biblical event has been researched before, the authenticity has been questioned, and rightfully so..!

There are no known remnants of Sol's temple, and I was tempted to believe the chariot story until I saw the story underneath...

#3

Ty,

i think they are saying Solomon put a pillar there, to commemorate the crossing of the Hebron from Mitzraim (Egypt).

they are not saying that is one of the pillars from his porch. i.e Boaz and Jachin.

#4

Ahh, OK...

Have you ever told the AF members the story of Sol's temple raum..? It is such a good one to tell... /:D" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt=":D" />

#5

raum knows where it is? :shock:

#6

So what's to question about this story? I'd like to see some actual artifacts and see where they found it and do some research into it but it might just pan out to be true

Lost Ghost · #7

True or not....this really interested me.

#8

its not very difficult to see.

and by the way "Sea of Reeds" not "Red Sea"..

that is one of the worst parts of the translation of the exodus.

#9

I saw a documentary a while back that said they crossed at some shallow area that becomes waterless when tied or moon conditions are right.They call it the sea of reeds becouse it was shallow enough for the reeds to grow all over the area.There theory was the jews timed there escape perfectly ( gods timing ) and the area was dry enough to support them but by the time the egyptians got there with there heavy chariots the water was flowing making the mud too soft.They had to go miles up river to cross alowing the jews time to escape.