"THE EXODUS REVEALED" VIDEO

you're overlooking an important point here:if the hebrews crossed the red sea, then the bible is obviously wrong on the matter, because it sure doesn't say that's what they did at all.says "yam cuwph." or "the sea of reeds" NOT "the red sea"and either way, supposing there is a chariot wheel at the bottom of the red sea, what does it prove? the egyptians did have boats, you know.

well, i just love how it's not biblical inerrency we're after, but the inerrency of bad translation.

i'm gonna go off topic for a sec, but it ties in.out in the carribean, they kept finding these classical greek sculptures. "evidence for atlantis!" all the crackpots screamed. they were in relatively shallow water, too. you could go dive and see them for yourself. how in the world had they gotten there?turns out that rennaissance ships routinely used old, unwanted, greek-style sculptures for ballast, and had to dump them at a certain point in the transatlantic journey.a wheel at the bottom of the red sea means nothing. it's extremely plausible that it's from a ship of some kind.