One of the most dramatic episodes in the Old Testament, the parting of the Red Sea, may have happened. Click here for more details. A new computer modelling study suggests a powerful wind could have divided the waters just as depicted in the Book of Exodus.
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Biblical parting of the Red Sea could have happened
One of the most dramatic episodes in the Old Testament, the parting of the Red Sea, may have happened. Click here for more details. A new computer modelling study suggests a powerful wind could have divided the waters just as depicted in the Book of Exodus.
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How interesting. I'd long thought that seabed sediments would have generally been rather soft and gloopy for walking on, so once the refugees had struggled through, the following armed and armoured infantry and cavalry could have been mired.
We've all seen raised beaches, only in the Gulf of Suez have I seen a recent raised reef. Alas, only through binoculars. That area does bob up and down a bit. The failed arm (now the movement goes through the Dead Sea) lies under the Nile Delta thereabouts, too.
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