The
Red Sea Crossing
Nicolas Poussin The Crossing of the Red Sea
c.1634
Many have often wondered where the Israelites crossed the Red
Sea. If you look in the back of various Bibles (assuming they
have maps), you will likely see a variety of Red Sea crossing
locations, from Bible to Bible.
The Red Sea Crossing takes
a look at the most practical place the Israelites would have
crossed at. Marching models were constructed to come up with
an average distance the Israelites could have gone in a day
over local terrain (Egypt). Bodies of water that were within
marching distance (using Scripture) were examined. The most
likely location was then determined.
Examples of Common Exodus Routes
Route 1
Route 2
Route 3
Route 4
Route 5
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