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"What's your point, RAB? Don't you have any thoughts of your own?"
- Rabbi Yisroel ben Avrohom
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According to your logic Moses and Aaron didn’t have minds of their own.
The LORD said to Moses: “Now, therefore go, and I will be with your mouth
and teach you what you shall say.”
V.15 Now you shall speak to him (Aaron} and put the words in his mouth.
And I will be with your mouth and with his mouth, and I will teach you what
you shall do.
EXODUS 4:12-15

JESUS LOVES YOU!
  RAB  

Hmm, so now you want to compare yourself with Moses and Aaron. So what words of God has He "put into your mouth" that have not already been written by someone else (i.e. are not in the Bible)?

Significance of the Wheels

The significance of the wheels is of extreme importance to the dating of the Exodus and determining which dynasty was involved. Back in the late 70's, Ron actually retrieved a hub of a wheel which had the remains of 8 spokes radiating outward from it. He took this to Cairo, to the office of Nassif Mohammed Hassan, the director of Antiquities whom Ron had been working with. Mr. Hassan examined it and immediately pronounced it to be of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt.
When Ron asked him how he knew this so readily, Mr. Hassan explained that the 8-spoked wheel was only used during the 18th Dynasty.

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Relief on Chariot Cab - 8 spoked wheel

My New Avatar is a sign of a miracle . An ancient golden chariot wheel of Pharoahs army,hundreds  scattered across the Red sea with bones of men and horses, although like you said searchmyroots ; Do not believe in Miracles! Saudi Arabia has denied access to anymore archeological surveying. I wonder why?Perhaps they do not want anyone to believe either? maybe we should Just believe in the true miracles, of the G-d of Israel, and His Love He sent. The One named ; Peace!- Robert
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Relief on Chariot Cab - 8 spoked wheel

This certainly narrowed the date. Researching the Egyptian chariot Ron soon discovered that the fact that he found 4, 6 and 8 spoked wheels, in the Red Sea, places the Exodus in the 18th Dynasty according to numerous sources.


Chariot of Thutmoses IV

Shalom!
RAB  

How about the Covenant not written on stone ,but upon the heart? Or do you have your own interpretation of G-d?, and do not believe in Jeremiahs words of the New Covenant; as those priests, and prophets ,and princes , and people;who threatenened his life for speaking G-d's truth in the outer court of Judah? Shalom oh thou unlearned one.I really like your name though ben!, and mean no disrespect, but You need to do some more studying!Try a differrent light to read your scriptures!!

Consider the following:
"Egyptian literary references to chariots occur as early as the reigns of Kamose, the 17th Dynasty king who took the first steps in freeing Egypt from the Hyksos, and Ahmose, the founder of the 18th Dynasty. Pictorial representations, however, do not appear until slightly later in the 18th Dynasty...." (From "Observations on the Evolving Chariot Wheel in the 18th Dynasty" by James K. Hoffmeier, JARCE #13, 1976

SHALOM!
RAB  

) Consider the following:
"Egyptian literary references to chariots occur as early as the reigns of Kamose, the 17th Dynasty king who took the first steps in freeing Egypt from the Hyksos, and Ahmose, the founder of the 18th Dynasty. Pictorial representations, however, do not appear until slightly later in the 18th Dynasty...." (From "Observations on the Evolving Chariot Wheel in the 18th Dynasty" by James K. Hoffmeier, JARCE #13, 1976

For more information on the chariots of the Egyptian army, let's go to the Biblical account, when Pharaoh and his army go after the multitude:
"And he made ready his chariot, and took his people with him: And he took six hundred chosen chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt, and captains over every one of them."
.......[Exodus 14:6,7]
This verse makes it quite clear that the Pharaoh took every chariot in Egypt - his own, his generals (or "Captains") and a group called his "chosen" chariots, which seem to be in addition to his regular army ("all the chariots of Egypt").


Chariot from King Tut's Tomb

SHALOM!
RAB

Research: The Red Sea Crossing Site
We have continued extensive research on this subject and obtained some new data which indicates that the site of the crossing of the Red Sea was actually broader and shallower than earlier data indicated. New interest in the Gulf of Aqaba has been generated due to the new cooperation between Jordan, Egypt and Israel in promoting tourism in the region. (The gulf is bound by Egypt on the west, Israel and Jordan on the north, and Saudi Arabia on the east.)
Tension in the region between the Saudis, Jordanians, Egyptians and Israelis has resulted in a very limited knowledge of the sea floor of the Gulf.  Of particular interest is the fact that they are planning an extensive program of scientific research in the gulf, because, "...we still lack basic oceanographic information about the Gulf", Limnological Research Institute".
"Soundings" and measurements taken to date have been admittedly inaccurate because of many factors - but foremost is the fact that it is deep but narrow (30 km. at the widest point.)

SHALOM!
RAB

Research: The Red Sea Crossing Site
We have continued extensive research on this subject and obtained some new data which indicates that the site of the crossing of the Red Sea was actually broader and shallower than earlier data indicated. New interest in the Gulf of Aqaba has been generated due to the new cooperation between Jordan, Egypt and Israel in promoting tourism in the region. (The gulf is bound by Egypt on the west, Israel and Jordan on the north, and Saudi Arabia on the east.)
Tension in the region between the Saudis, Jordanians, Egyptians and Israelis has resulted in a very limited knowledge of the sea floor of the Gulf.  Of particular interest is the fact that they are planning an extensive program of scientific research in the gulf, because, "...we still lack basic oceanographic information about the Gulf", Limnological Research Institute".
"Soundings" and measurements taken to date have been admittedly inaccurate because of many factors - but foremost is the fact that it is deep but narrow (30 km. at the widest point.)


Wyatt Archaeological Research contacted every oceanographic institute which could be found, seeking the most recent and accurate information. Data was provided from the ETOP05 data base which is supposed to be the most accurate available. However, it isn’t as detailed as we would eventually like. (Refer to "Data announcement 88-MGG-02, Digital relief of the Surface of the Earth. NOAA, National Geophysical Data Center, Boulder, Colorado.)
What it DOES show is a swatch of sea floor from Nuweiba across to the Saudi shore, which is much shallower than the sea on either side of the underwater land bridge. This swatch of sea floor is roughly between 7 and 10 miles wide. On either side, large cracks in the earth extend down to almost 3,000 feet to the north, and 5,000 to the south. This new information is quite exciting, because it shows a consistent pathway across the gulf to the other shore that, with the water removed, could have easily been traveled. When the digital data was fed to a topographical mapping program, it revealed a 3-D model of the sea floor in the Gulf.

SHALOM!
RAB

THUTMOSE III (32 yrs) AM 2624 – AM 2656 (BC 1428 – BC 1396)
[Son of Thutmose II]; nephew and stepson of Queen Hatshepsut.
He was oppressed by Hatshepsut, she ruled instead of him. She favored Moses
over him, and wanted Moses to rule.
Caleb was born AM 2628 (BC 1424); he was 85 years of age when he inherited Hebron
in AM 2713 (BC 1339).
In AM 2628 (BC 1424) was also the year Moses fled to Midian at age 40.
Moses would have been Pharaoh at age 36.
He was hated by Thutmose III.
Moses did not return to Egypt until 40 years later, AM 2668 (BC 1384), at age 80, the
year of the EXODUS. This was 12 years after the death of Thutmose III.

AMENHOTEP II (24 yrs) AM 2656 – AM 2680 (BC 1396 – BC 1372)
[Pharaoh of the EXODUS; AM 2668 (BC 1384).

THUTMOSE IV (14 years) AM 2680 – AM 2694 (BC 1372 – BC 1358)
Son of Amenhotep II; not the 1st born]
The 1st born was killed in the 10th plague of Moses.

SHALOM!
RAB