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   Jul 29, 2015 · "Third, Pharaoh’s army was said to have been destroyed “in the middle of the sea” (Exodus 14:23) which, according to measurements of the British Admiralty, is almost 2,800 feet deep in the midst of Aqaba.

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3. www.tikkun.org › between-pharaohs-army-and-the-seaBetween Pharaoh’s Army and the Sea, Today - Tikkun

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   Aug 24, 2022 · The world is in super-crisis, standing where the ancient Israelites stood at the climax of Exodus: Ahead, a stormy Reed Sea, and an Unknown Wilderness. Behind, the hoofbeats of Pharaoh’s horse-chariot Army, offering subjugation and submission as the price of normalcy.

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   Jan 1, 2021 · It was a choice made at God's direction and which, apparently, pleased Pharaoh (Ex 14:3). After the critical 'turn back' to the north of Exodus 14:2, the Israelites' next stop is identified by four toponyms: Pi Hahiroth, Migdol, the sea and Baal Zephon.

5. ensignmessage.com › articles › in-search-of-pharaohsIN SEARCH OF PHARAOH’S LOST ARMY | The Ensign Message

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   This was the greatest single disaster that ever befell a nation. In one blow the king, the priests of the Egyptian gods, and the entire elite army of 251,000 men, had been totally destroyed – while the unarmed enemy did not suffer a single casualty. THE SEARCH.

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6. www.workingpreacher.org › commentaries › revisedCommentary on Exodus 14:19-31 - Working Preacher from Luther ...

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   Sep 13, 2020 · The first is Pharaoh’s conflict with the Israelites and the second is the fight to believe God’s absurd command that “the Lord will fight for you.” And it is here that our story begins, with Israel on the verge of military defeat, wielding mere words as weapons.

7. evidence-for-the-bible.com › archeologicalArcheological Evidence For The Red Sea Crossing

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   When journeying through “the wilderness of the Red Sea” Ex.13:18, running away from Pharaoh’s army, God informed Moses to turn south, so they headed through a wadi or canyon region that is called the Wadi Watir which led to the sea. Let us now explore the archeological evidence for the Red Sea crossing!

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   Where did the Israelites go after leaving Pi Hahiroth?

   • Instead, after leaving Pi Hahiroth and crossing the “sea” (the Egyptian border), God told the Israelites to go “by the desert road” (Ex 13:18) toward yam Suph II (Gulf of Suez) rather than into Canaan (Hoffmeier 1996: 181, 187–188). East of the border, the Israelites entered the “Desert of Shur” (Ex 15:22; 1 Sa 15:7; 27:8).

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   How deep was pharaoh's Army?

   • "Third, Pharaoh’s army was said to have been destroyed “in the middle of the sea” (Exodus 14:23) which, according to measurements of the British Admiralty, is almost 2,800 feet deep in the midst of Aqaba. This hardly harmonizes with Wyatt’s 200 feet “discoveries”!"

   Has a "chariot army" been found at the bottom of the Red Sea?

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   Where did the Egyptians go to Camp?

   • This was the very first point where they entered into the camping state. Then they journeyed through the wilderness of the Red Sea, or what we call today the Sinai Peninsula, and after 3 days of quick traveling they came across the Gulf of Aqaba at Nuweiba Egypt. (I Kings 9:26 calls the Gulf of Aqaba Yam-Suf or the Red Sea.)

   Archeological Evidence For The Red Sea Crossing

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   Aug 12, 2020 · In three scenes the Pharaoh is receiving tribute from dignitaries at Raphia (the final stop on the Horus Way in Canaan), defeating the nomadic Shasu with his bow and finally triumphantly returning from Canaan surrounded by Asiatic captives.