“Red Sea Crossing” explores the enduring question of the Exodus, examining potential routes and the historicity of the event. It uniquely combines geological and archaeological evidence with scriptural analysis to propose a new crossing point in the Gulf of Aqaba. Challenging traditional assumptions, the book suggests that specific underwater formations could have facilitated the Israelites' passage, offering a fresh perspective on this pivotal moment in Biblical history.
The importance of understanding the Exodus narrative provides context to Biblical history and influences diverse fields, from religious studies to geopolitical dynamics. The book progresses systematically, beginning with an examination of the Biblical text and its historical context. It evaluates various proposed Exodus routes before presenting the case for the Gulf of Aqaba, supported by detailed maps, sonar imagery, and geological analyses.
By addressing potential criticisms and exploring the implications of its findings, “Red Sea Crossing” offers a compelling, fact-based exploration of one of history's greatest mysteries, appealing to readers interested in Biblical studies, archaeology, and the intersection of science and religion.
