Re: surmised real Mt, Sinai
There are more than enough people who attest to the fact that the site at Jebel El Lawz does in fact exist.
What's there?
A scorched mountain peak; the scorched peak was not caused by volcanic lava flow as only the rock's exterior surface is burnt.
Altar-like structures that were obviously human-made.
An enormous split rock with obvious signs of water flow on the ground below it.
A place in the desert, where the waters are bitter, which could reasonably be considered as being on the route of an exodus from Goshen to Jebel El Lawz.
In the Gulf of Aqaba, which adjoins the Red Sea, there is a partially destroyed underwater, natural land-bridge which could also be reasonably considered as being on the route of an exodus to Jebel El Lawz. Coral-encrusted chariot wheels are strewn about under the sea at this site.
All these places and things are described in the old testament of the bible. Assuming that the old testament is at least somewhat historically correct (and why wouldn't it be?), I surmised my opinion from this.
Jacob |