The truth behind Ron Wyatt's archaeological discoveries.

[columbus]

This is supposed to be a chariot wheel and axle from Pharaoh's army.

Considering how long the Red Sea has been a trade route, I'd fully expect to find the sea bottom littered with ancient artifacts.
Tom

 

[sooda]

Considering how long the Red Sea has been a trade route, I'd fully expect to find the sea bottom littered with ancient artifacts.
Tom

Its too deep to see the bottom and Wyatt didn't have a submersible.

 

[columbus]

Its too deep to see the bottom and Wyatt didn't have a submersible.

Not all of it, it's got a coastline.
But yeah, I'm sure you're right in a fundamental way. The deepest parts are really deep.

And then there's that. How plausible is it that zillions of Israelites, with babies and stuff they "borrowed" from their Egyptian neighbors, climbed down to the bottom and then climbed back up? Does Wyatt even pretend to have an answer to that? Or does he just assume that his audience won't ask reality based questions like that?
Tom

 

[Ebionite]

What institute has custody of this?

What evidence do you have that this is the case?

 

[columbus]

What evidence do you have that this is the case?

Does anybody have any evidence but a pic?
Tom

 

[Ebionite]

And then there's that. How plausible is it that zillions of Israelites, with babies and stuff they "borrowed" from their Egyptian neighbors, climbed down to the bottom and then climbed back up?

By a land bridge.

 

[columbus]

By a land bridge.

Did you just make that unScriptural bit up?
It certainly isn't in Scripture anywhere.
Tom

 

[Ebionite]

Does anybody have any evidence but a pic?
Tom

I dunno, intellectual flatulence seems to be the go on this topic.

 

[columbus]

I dunno, intellectual flatulence seems to be the go on this topic.

And has for centuries.
It's why I don't find Bible literalists particularly impressive.
Tom

 

[sooda]

Not all of it, it's got a coastline.
But yeah, I'm sure you're right in a fundamental way. The deepest parts are really deep.

And then there's that. How plausible is it that zillions of Israelites, with babies and stuff they "borrowed" from their Egyptian neighbors, climbed down to the bottom and then climbed back up? Does Wyatt even pretend to have an answer to that? Or does he just assume that his audience won't ask reality based questions like that?
Tom

LOLOL.. Its really steep and deep. Exodus is a myth.That's what make Wyatt so comical.

 

[Ebionite]

Its really steep and deep.

Not at Nuweiba.

Egypt-to-Saudi Arabia Red Sea Crossing Candidates

 

[sooda]

Not at Nuweiba.

Egypt-to-Saudi Arabia Red Sea Crossing Candidates

Your author was a Ron Wyatt fan..


Depth of Nuweiba
780 meters (2,560 feet)
The sill depth at Nuweiba is 780 meters (2,560 feet). No wind that ever blew on this planet would blow that crossing dry.

 

[Ebionite]

Your author was a Ron Wyatt fan..

Why would that matter?

The sill depth at Nuweiba is 780 meters (2,560 feet). No wind that ever blew on this planet would blow that crossing dry.

And Elohim remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that was with him in the ark: and Elohim made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters asswaged;
Genesis 8:1

 

[sooda]

Why would that matter?


And Elohim remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that was with him in the ark: and Elohim made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters asswaged;
Genesis 8:1

Are you kidding me?

 

[Ebionite]

Are you kidding me?

Your logical fallacy is personal incredulity

 

[sooda]

Your logical fallacy is personal incredulity

Yeah. You go with that.

 

[Audie]

Why would that matter?


And Elohim remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that was with him in the ark: and Elohim made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters asswaged;
Genesis 8:1

Did you know that the wind took all the excess water to
Neptune, where it shines to this day as a warning
beacon against incoming rogue angels?

 

[columbus]

Exodus is a myth.

Ya know, what I mean by a myth is a story that's entirely fiction.
Legend is stories that are mostly fiction, but based on objective reality.

I think that the Bible is largely legend.

Kernels of truth wrapped in huge amounts of inspirational fiction.
From Moses to Jesus, I'm confident that the players existed and did important things. But the Scriptures are mostly what later people preferred to believe because the truth was less inspiring than the reality.
Tom

 

[Audie]

Its too deep to see the bottom and Wyatt didn't have a submersible.

He did have a bunch of suckers, though, and
that was more useful than a submarine which
would not find anything.

 

[Ebionite]

Did you know that the wind took all the excess water to
Neptune, where it shines to this day as a warning
beacon against incoming rogue angels?

Being facetious only makes you look like a sore loser.