I dont mean some guy actually did it, i mean in terms of a parting stuff happening in terms of natural events, not if a dude walks in and just boom. Like not on that level.

Watched a video. Obvious clickbait type of video but.. is there any sorta legit claim to this part right here.

1:03 - 2:00



And the rest just was noise. But is there any actual evidence or is this guy just making stuff up. If so it seems to be natural explanation method rather than a supernatural one. You know like.. sea open for hebrews, sea close for enemies of hebrews. Typical story telling in the same way Conquest of Joshua is too is only a story to make an epic of story to who is the chosen one.

For example, miracles in roman times of Jesus existed too, not only to Jesus. Random guy could make fish come back to life... Miracle apparently, so making stories up to making some people look good would not really surprise me. But most of this stuff in terms of 1-5 first book of the bible was written i think in 600 BC or something if i am not wrong.

But just curious to the attempt of recreation here.

The average depth of the red sea is ~700 meters.

So what do you think?

Zero evidence that it ever happened. Zero evidence the Exodus ever happened. Just a story made up in Babylon about how they got out of worse situations with Yahweh's help.

It's hard to leave a country you've never entered, so no exit took place. It is funny to think that you can walk all the way around the Saudi peninsula several times in forty years, meaning Moses just refused to stop and ask for directions.

(June 26, 2018 at 9:14 am)Mister Agenda Wrote: Zero evidence that it ever happened. Zero evidence the Exodus ever happened. Just a story made up in Babylon about how they got out of worse situations with Yahweh's help.

This.

Lol yet another troll.

Stupid video. There is no way this could have happened. There is no proof of Moses anyway.

OP reported for violating the 30/30 rule. Also he's a troll.

I don't think this guy is a troll. I also don't think anybody parted that sea.

(June 27, 2018 at 7:47 pm)Aegon Wrote: I don't think this guy is a troll. I also don't think anybody parted that sea.

In actual history the Egyptian empire included all of the Levant area to the Tigris River.  The lost that area and their territory stopped  at the Red Sea.  So in metaphorical terms the Red Sea was parted since it became the Eastern limit of the Egyptian empire.