Chariot Wheels Discovered in the Red Sea!
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Ron Wyatt began investigating underwater off the coast of Neweiba Beach. One of the first things he found was a beautiful gold plated chariot wheel, very fragile but clearly visible in the clear waters of the Red Sea!
Later, Wyatt and his sons found numerous other man-made artifacts and chariot wheels. The shapes of the battle debris were still intact because coral had attached themselves to the wood, pre-serving evidence of the historical accuracy of the Biblical account of the Exodus and the destruction of Pharaoh's army, estimated to be as many as 250,000 soldiers and horse drawn chariots.
Four, six and eight spoked wheels were found in the Red Sea. These wheels were typical of the wheels used in the 18th Dynasty at the time of Moses and the Red Sea Exodus.
4 and 6 Spoked Wheels From The 5th Dynasty of Egypt:
Wyatt recovered the hub of a wheel with the remains of eight spokes and gave this significant find to Nassif Mohammed Hassan, Director of Antiquities in Cairo. Mr. Hassan immediately identified the artifact as a chariot wheel dating over 3500 years ago during the 18th Dynasty, the only time the ancient Egyptians used an eight spoked wheel. The hub and spokes are on display in Cairo, Egypt.
Mr. Wyatt commented that the bottom of the Red Sea was littered like a junk yard.
Who would have ever thought that such significant evidence would be preserved for nearly 3,500 years!
An excellent book and DVD are available detailing recent scientific research that has verified Mr. Wyatt's discoveries.
Wyatt
also
discovered that there was an under-water causeway or land bridge
stretching from the shores of Neweiba Beach, across the deep waters
of the Red Sea to Saudi Arabia, the ancient land of Midian where
Moses and his people gathered at Mount Sinai. The land bridge
provided by the Lord for His people, slopes gently down to almost
900 feet before going back up to the other side! Imagine walls
of water 900 feet high . . . little wonder that Pharaoh's army was
totally destroyed!
Finding the crossing site was the key in locating the real Mount Sinai in the land of Midian.
For hundreds of years, people thought that Mount Sinai was located in the southern tip of the of the Sinai Peninsula (see red "X" above. But after many archeological digs in the area, it has been concluded that there was never an encampment there.
The Bible clearly teaches that the real Mount Sinai is in the land of Midian. Galatians 4:25 even declares that Mount Sinai is in Arabia, on the opposite side of the Gulf of Aqaba which is part of the Red Sea. But crossing the Red Sea presented a problem: the Red Sea is very similar to the Grand Canyon in that it is extremely deep and the sides are extremely steep!
The LORD provided an underwater land bridge across the Red Sea to liberate the Hebrews and destroy the army of Pharoah!
Some people claim that the Hebrews crossed a shallow lake called the Sea of Reeds. The fact is: If the people passed safely through the shallow waters of the Sea of Reeds, an even greater miracle took place . . . God drowned an army estimated to be over 250,000 soldiers and horse drawn war chariots!
If God had not prepared the underwater land bridge from Neweiba Beach across the Red Sea to the land of Midian, Moses and the people would have perished at the hand of Pharaoh's soldiers.
Perhaps it would be good to remember that just as God cared for His ancient people, He cares for us today! David, the Shepherd King of Israel once declared -- "This I know, that God is FOR me." Psalm 56:9
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Chariot Wheels have been discovered in the Red Sea confirming the incredible story of Moses leading the Hebrews out of the slavery of Egypt.
For years, people have tried to guess where Moses and the people of Israel passed through the waters and Pharaoh's army was totally destroyed.
Many people try to deny that God performed a miracle and held back the waters of the Red Sea as the people passed through on dry ground. Some have thought that the Red Sea crossing may have just been the "Sea of Reeds" with very shallow water . . . easily walked across.