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- Moses and the Israelites Crossed the Red Sea at Nuweiba in the Gulf of Aqaba in 1446bc.
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- Discovered by Ronn Wyatt in 1978. A pair of pillars on the Egyptian side (Nuweiba) and the Saudi side of the the Gulf of Aqaba – The Red Sea. The one on the Egyptian side had fallen over and was in the sea. It’s inscriptions had worn off. The one on the Saudi side was inscribed with the words: Yahweh, Pharaoh, Mizraim, Moses, Death, Water, Solomon, Edom. The Saudi pillar has been removed by the Saudi’s but the one on the Nuweiba side is still standing and can be visited.
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- Moses was raised in pharaoh’s household and was probably groomed to be the next Pharaoh (Amenemhat IV). This may be what he looked like.
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The people of Gopt had kings, never used an expression like Pharaoh. That came from Faraon, an Arabic title for a village chief. At the time of the Exodus there was no Egypt, it was called “Gopt”. At the time of the Exodus, Gopt extended throughout Canaan, so whoever those exiting folks are, they were still in Gopt when they crossed the Red Sea. Egyptologists find no use of the title “Pharaoh” in ancient documents and no evidence of “slaves” suddenly leaving or of plagues. The kings of Gopt had many workers who ate well, lived well, and even got a burial site near the pyramid as an additional perk. Slavery and that whip thing was part of the victimization meme, not a fact.