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Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Crossing the red sea
Yesterday, during DLT class, Deaconess June Tan showed us the picture of a chariot wheel found in the red sea, where the exodus took place
i felt really intrigued, and decided to do some research on the net, and it painted such a fabulous picture, that i simply have to share with you guys
This is an aerial picture of the beach where the crossing of the red sea occurs
Pharaoh's army entered from the same wadi, which is the only entrance onto the beach.
To the right of the picture, which is to the north, is the egyptian fortress, thus, escape towards that direction is impossible
To the top left of the picture, which is to the south, mountains block escape in the direction
And with Pharaoh's army coming in from the wadi, they have to retreat towards the south area If they move towards the north area, they will be completely surrounded by the Egyptians
chariot wheels and bones,both human and horses, were found at the sea bed of the crossing site by divers They were covered in coral, which made it difficult to see them clearly, but it appears that the coral was the agent the Lord used to preserve them.
and here's the part which i found most amazing There was research done on the sea bed area around the crossing site
This is a 3D model of the findings This information is really exciting, because it shows a consistent pathway across the gulf from egypt to the other shore that, with the water removed, could have easily been traveled.
God's way are so amazing and he really showed how superior he is Even His choice when he chose Moses, to lead Him people out of Egypt When God gave Moses these instructions, it is evident that Moses knew where these places were - he was familiar with the land, afterall he was the prince of Egypt
Can u imagine God choosing someone who is clueless abt the place He could have walked right into enemy territory
Our God is no trial-and-error God His plans are so precise and wise
now now think
is there anything too hard for God in your life? He's there for you, and his ways are greater than ours Why then should we live our lives as though he doesnt exist, or feeling that we do not need him, that our ways are sufficient for us?
this same God, he planned the greatest escape, documented and verified, easily greater than any of Houdini's greatest escapes He made the impossible possible, And He can do that for you and me too!
Hallelujah! God is simply too amazing!!!
on a side note, i might consider going diving in the red sea someday in my life if ever given a chance! ;-)
now now now who says DLT is boring? ;-)
---- ref: http://www.wyattmuseum.com/ Do check it out if you have time, it's more detailed and there are articles on noah's ark and more.. :)
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