[Yea-tho-we-walk]

I just returned from a diving trip in the holy land, specifically the Red sea area and would love to show my earth shattering discovery here first before the secular world gets wind of it. This is a shot of me with some of the items I found on a dive. If you will notice in the background the jutting strip of rock is where Moses probably stood when he parted the sea. After finding several items (pictured), I found an area of the sea bottom that was littered with chariot wheels!! Time has somewhat erased some details, like anything made of wood or metal, but any real Christian will easily see that the chariot wheels are Pharohs chariots from the "great parting".



Here is the picture of what I like to call 'the smoking gun' of Biblical evidence:

I can't wait too see how the atheists react when this evidence is pushed in their faces, I think we should get ready for a lot of new converts!!!

[Bobby-Joe]

Case closed, proof positive, end of discussion.

The only possible explanation for those coral formations, in my expert opinion, is they grew on chariot wheels of the type used by Old Kingdom Egyptians. It's nut up time Atheists; ether explain how that many Old Kingdom chariot wheels got on the bottom of the Red Sea or admit God exists.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Even though we need no evidence to believe the Word of God, (2 Corinthians 5:7) thank you for sharing this with us. I can't wait to see the atheists squirm their way out of this!

[Kenny Ray]

Well brother -as has already been pointed out, we know that we do not need to see proof in order to believe. But I want to thank you for helping me clear up my inner vision of that blessed day when the LORD orchestrated His honoring with the Egyptians.

Exodus 14 clearly shows there could be a whole lot of wheels:

6 And he made ready his chariot, and took his people with him: 7 And he took six hundred chosen chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt, and captains over every one of them.

But, perhaps - if your physical proof does hold water, you have answered a question I have had about Exodus 14:25. I had wondered when the Lord removed the wheels from the chariots. The wheels come off, then the horses and riders are all washed up - but I was never quite sure if the wheels ended up at the bottom of the Red Sea or not. What you have reported indicates that our Lord removed those wheels after the Egyptians were already very much committed.

Some might wonder why I ever even had a question about that. Would the Egyptians have pursued the children of Israel if they had lost their wheels? It is possible.

You must realize that this pursuit was not of Egyptian design, but God's design. I believe, this is an instance of God having some slap-stick humor fun. Our good KJV does not tell us that the Egyptians realized they made a mistake, or changed their minds and decided to pursue the joo - NO.

God hardened their hearts to move them as easily as pawns on a chess table. Exodus 14:4 , "4 And I will harden Pharaoh’s heart, that he shall follow after them; and I will be honoured upon Pharaoh, and upon all his host; that the Egyptians may know that I am the Lord. And they did so."

Imagine the site of an army of chariots pursuing the children of Israel with no wheels! Praise God! Glory!

Now, we know this happened. Apparently, based upon your findings - it happened a little farther into their trip than I had hoped. But it does still show that not only is God a man of War (Exodus 15:3), but He is also a fan of slap-stick comedy.

YIC,

Kenny Ray

Praise Jesus!



Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the gods? (Exodus 15:11)

[Levi Jones]

The level of detail on these is astounding. It's like God Himself placed them all there for man to find later as a reminder that He parted the Red Sea.

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[Faith_Machine]

Yea-tho-we-walk, I congratulate you for bringing to light this stunning confirmation of the Bible's historical accuracy!

Are you an archaeologist by trade, or do you just happen to be really good at it?

[Yea-tho-we-walk]

Originally Posted by Faith_Machine

Yea-tho-we-walk, I congratulate you for bringing to light this stunning confirmation of the Bible's historical accuracy!

Are you an archaeologist by trade, or do you just happen to be really good at it?

I feel a bit uncomfortable 'blowing my own horn' but truth be known, I have several degrees in archaeology. After attaining my Doctoral and Phd, I pressed even further until I was awarded the top honor in the field, A.N., or "Archaeological Ninja", an award so discreet, it is only known to the elite. I an fluent in forty-seven languages such as Aramaic, Sanscrit, Assyrian, and a bunch of others. I am first on the scene of any discovery of ancient writings, but feel anything less than papyrus scrolls is an insult to me, of course.
It only took me a couple of hours to zip through the Dead sea scrolls, burning everything that didn't agree with my KJV 1611. Somehow Hollywood got wind of me and used me in a few cameos where I was known as 'top men-----top men'. It's hard to believe how deep the devil is in altering ancient manuscripts with volumes of misinformation, but I'm right there to 'sort and burn' anything that just doesn't fit what I like to call 'my big picture'. Some secular archaeologists don't believe in destroying anything, but I use the old trick of using a magnifying glass in the sun to read parchments and simply let the sun (Son) do the editing for me! Praise Jesus!

[Bobby-Joe]

Originally Posted by Yea-tho-we-walk

I feel a bit uncomfortable 'blowing my own horn' but truth be known, I have several degrees in archaeology. After attaining my Doctoral and Phd, I pressed even further until I was awarded the top honor in the field, A.N., or "Archaeological Ninja", an award so discreet, it is only known to the elite. I an fluent in forty-seven languages such as Aramaic, Sanscrit, Assyrian, and a bunch of others. I am first on the scene of any discovery of ancient writings, but feel anything less than papyrus scrolls is an insult to me, of course.
It only took me a couple of hours to zip through the Dead sea scrolls, burning everything that didn't agree with my KJV 1611. Somehow Hollywood got wind of me and used me in a few cameos where I was known as 'top men-----top men'. It's hard to believe how deep the devil is in altering ancient manuscripts with volumes of misinformation, but I'm right there to 'sort and burn' anything that just doesn't fit what I like to call 'my big picture'. Some secular archaeologists don't believe in destroying anything, but I use the old trick of using a magnifying glass in the sun to read parchments and simply let the sun (Son) do the editing for me! Praise Jesus!

I am 4x4 with this Brother. A TRUE professional reward is a job well done. We leave it to the armatures to take the credit and put the public to bed after the real work is done.

[Nobar King]

Did the Egyptians even have chariots? I thought that was the Romans.

[Dr Laurence Niles]

Originally Posted by Nobar King

Did the Egyptians even have chariots? I thought that was the Romans.

Your probably thinking of catapults.

YIC

[Yea-tho-we-walk]

I feel it is worth mentioning that in my original first picture in this thread that shows me standing over a pile of artifacts by the Red sea, I had poor posture, somewhat slumped, with Gumby-like shoulders. This is unfortunate camera timing because I have excellent posture and am fully erect most of the time. In the future I'll try to always be more erect in my pictures, like a true Christian should be! YIC