Dr. Glen Fritz Reveals Amazing Evidence of Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia! (HD version)

[@DiscoveredMedia]

We reuploaded the lecture as Dr. Fritz gave us the HD version of the video so you can now clearly see the slides. Hope everyone enjoys this new lecture by Dr. Glen Fritz who's written a number of books on this topic. You can buy his books (including e-book versions) on his website here: ancientexodus.com/ Dr. Fritz has a different route after the Nuweiba crossing site to get to Jabal Maqla aka Mount Sinai. There are a number of views as to which wadis and valleys the Israelites took from Egypt to Mount Sinai we are presenting Dr. Fritz's information to stimulate discussion and research and not necessarily saying we agree with every single point being made. Discovered Media has provided media (drone photos and videos) to Dr. Fritz for his books and lectures like we have done to others that have asked. Enjoy!

[@brianparkman8183]

Is this confirming what you have been presenting as Mt Sinai with the charred top and the whole area with the split rock, etc, or a new location? Sorry if this is a duplicate. The first one disappeared and I didn't know if you are moderating first or I did something wrong.

[@DiscoveredMedia]

@@brianparkman8183 Sorry the one from yesterday was less than 720p resolution so the slides were kinda blurry. This is the 1080p HD version. So now you can see the slides clearly. It's the same mountain though he has a different route from the Nuweiba Red Sea crossing to Mount Sinai. This other route he presents here. He has the same Red Sea crossing and the same mountain in Arabia as Mount Sinai.

[@mikef6063]

So just a different split rock at Horeb? Not the popular one with the big crack down the middle?

[@DiscoveredMedia]

@@mikef6063 Yes that is correct. Dr. Fritz believes the Israelite took a longer southern route so thus his Rephidim site is a large hill and not the famous split rock that the Caldwells discovered. I myself still believe the northern route that goes by the split rock is the better route.

[@turtlegrams6582]

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[@miked1978]

Thank God for Ron Wyatt

[@neo-d8y]

Ron Wyatt nailed it...

[@JaniceMoore-h9e]

Wow... this is really interesting. Somehow I had missed that Israel camped at Makna, and great insight that they probably gathered the Egyptian weapons at this time.

[@AutoEngineerVideos]

A water aquifer coming out of a basalt cinder cone? Not likely! You need a porous rock like sandstone to be an aquifer, and for it to come up out of a singular split rock, you need the aquifer to come to the surface at that rock, with impervious rock around it. That doesn't sound at all like a basalt cinder cone, which is exactly the opposite of what's needed. The split rock near Al Bad that Ron Wyatt found looks far more likely to be the rock from which the water flowed. Edit: I forgot to say that there are petroglyphs to the south of Maqla, and a route through Al Bad, south to the sea, then east, then north west, coming to Maqla from the southern side would enable a visit to the sea to pick up the weapons washed up from the Egyptians, while also taking the Israelites through the area where the rock art is now found.

[@jackt4274]

Amen! Thank you for this great presentation.

[@deepwaters2334]

In the NT, Paul said he went Arabia after his encounter with Jesus to retrace his roots; the Ancient Jews clearly understood the Mountain of God was in Arabia.

[@kayepellow7010]

I like his covering Elat and Pihairoth routes.

[@geoff3103]

time-wise it make sense that the Hebrews traveled to Saudi Arabia and not the Sinai; Sinai was too close

[@DiscoveredMedia]

Exactly!

[@ralber01000]

Thank you Dr Glen for an exciting and informative revelation. Can you now find the Ark of the Covenant !!!! :)

[@statutesofthelord]

This was a nice presentation except for one thing -- He implied strongly that some words in our Holy Bibles today are not what the original writers wrote. Instead of saying that someone came back later and changed Moses' words to "Ramses" because it was better known, perhaps it would be more correct to review our ideas about timelines?

[@brianparkman8183]

Is this confirming what you've previously posted for several years as Mt Sinai wit the charred top, or an alternate mountain?

[@DiscoveredMedia]

It's the same mountain though he has a different route from the Nuweiba Red Sea crossing to Mount Sinai. This other route he presents here. He has the same Red Sea crossing and the same mountain in Arabia as Mount Sinai.

[@dougmoore4653]

rock in Horeb (bottom right at 51:27) vs split rock?

[@victoryak86]

I’ve watched videos by some very good biblical archeologists who are excellent on many topics but who are seemingly stuck in the “old view” on this which is surprising to me. They end up with a theory in which they barely left Egypt before crossing a glorified swamp as the Red Sea. I can’t imagine how, with these discoveries and especially the likely actual crossing location which fits SO WELL, they still can’t seem to be open to it! One of the most striking things is the name Pi-hahiroth meaning “between gorges “ or something like that. A striking description of this location as opposed to a glorified swamp. This location is actually a SEA. Add to this all of the details around Sinai, the location of Midian etc. When presented with the two theories (or more) and the accompanying sets of evidence we now have, a child should be able to figure this out! Boggles the mind.

[@christrighteousnessalone7512]

It's good to see you check it all out yourself but I'm disappointed that as you know very well Ron Wyatt is the author of this find you never even mentioned him once! ...and the point of Mt Sinia all you had to do is read your bible as it states very clearly in Gal 4:25 For this Agar is mount Sinai in Arabia ...

[@DiscoveredMedia]

Dr. Fritz's books which have more details do cover Ron Wyatt's efforts and mentions him and does give him credit.

[@neo-d8y]

Well, there's really only one mountain in the area there with a blackened peak so that would have to be Mount Sinai. And everything else in that area goes to prove it like Jethro's Cave, the Rock at Horeb, the Golden Calf altar, the twelve pillars and etc...

[@mikeflood8160]

Mt Sinai is in Arabia Galatians 4:25 (Saudi Arabia). Yes, Ron Wyatt was correct. Mike,

[@howardhamlin6514]

300 year's after christs resorection Constantine's mother chose the mountain.da

[@محمدالعطوي-د1ن]

I want to sleep now. I will watch what you have to say tomorrow, and I may give you the details of the locations of the Torah stories from Abraham to Moses. I tried to tell the specialists in my country, but they are taking baby steps now, so they cannot imagine that the official story is incorrect. Note: Petra was not the qibla of Muslims in the first century, but rather a different spot, its Eye-catching shine

[@BiblicalArchaeologyAR]

@محمدالعطوي-د1ن ما رأيك في الفيديو؟ ورأي السكان المحليين بالقرب من جبل اللوز؟

[@neo-d8y]

You climbed it in 2003?? Were foreigners even allowed in Saudi Arabia at that time??? Well, Ron Wyatt went in 1984 so I guess it was possible in 2003. Your trip was 19 years later...

[@neo-d8y]

Look at the camera...over here...this way...

[@neo-d8y]

As the crow fly's is only around 250 miles so I don't understand your 534 mile one way trip...unless you got lost crossing the Red Sea...

[@501Mobius]

If two 2300 foot walls of water separated by 300 feet or 4 miles were to suddenly be released to crash together there would have been a tsunami up and down the Gulf of Aqaba the likes of which haven't happened on this earth for 66 million years (Chicxulub impact). It would have been hundreds of feet high. Every coastal town along the gulf would have been wiped off the map. Ezion Geber, Eilat and Al Maqnah would have ceased to exist. The Israelites, even if a mile inland, would have all been killed. However, there are no scars or scour marks along the shoreline of anything like this. Nor were Ezion Geber and Al Maqnah destroyed. Thus we know the sea parting did not happen in the Gulf of Aqaba.

[@statutesofthelord]

501, Did you read the first word you wrote - "If"? When you read your Holy Bible, you will understand the truth.

[@501Mobius]

@@statutesofthelord If you understood the Bible you would reject marginal thinking. The 'if' is part of a logical statement of 'if-then' is disproved by 'not then'.

[@statutesofthelord]

@@501Mobius 501, So you understand that you just threw out a ridiculous number that has no relation to reality.

[@statutesofthelord]

@@501Mobius 501, So you understand that you just threw out a ridiculous number that has no relation to reality.

[@501Mobius]

@@statutesofthelord There is no reality involved with this theory. Google Earth shows the maximum depth in the channel there is -743m. @ 3.28 ft per meter puts the maximum depth at -2,437 feet.

[@efowble]

…wow…I have something to say about this video. Painful to watch I must say. This is exactly why I left church…because of Ron Wyatt’s findings and how he documented it all. And no mention of him…but even taking credit for what Ron Wyatt already documented…and there is much much more documented that is awesome by the way…by Ron Wyatt…and this is just upsetting. I think this video should be removed just because…credit was NOT given where much credit was due. Yikes!…these guys are deceivers because of this. There is no possible way that either of these 2 “Pastors/Dr. are being real to you. I’m telling you…I could go on about these so-called Pastors…as I approached 3 “Pastors” in my time in church with Ron Wyatt’s DVD named…”Revealing Gods Treasure”…and they wanted nothing to do with it and looked at me like I was a crazy person as I tried to explain these Discoveries as I was handing them the DVD. So…with that that happened and absolutely no pastor in any church was discussing anything about these Discoveries of Ron Wyatt…I had had enough of listening to watered down bull 💩…no thank you ever again. I have learned more about the awesomeness of God on my own doing my own research than I could EVER get in church. Believe that.

[@efowble]

…and…their body language and facial expressions give them away very easily…seeming smart…but uncomfortable in certain ways.

[@Quickened1]

The real discovery is, we don't need to find Noah's ark, we don't need to find the Ark of the Covenant, we don't need to find where they crossed the Red Sea, or where they congregated under Mount Sinai, all we need to do, is find Jesus! Once you've found Him, you already know all these things are here, and you don't need proof of it... Jesus is the answer, not the artifacts they find. Yes, it's cool to look at them for confirmation, but the meaning is the same... God is the living God, and all we do is in vain, other than worship Him with all your might, all your body, and all your soul... Praise God!

[@statutesofthelord]

efowbie, be careful, you are judging peoples' hearts which is forbidden by the Holy Bible. Yes, God used Ron Wyatt mightily, but let's not put down others who are doing research too. Your use of vulgarity belies a vulgar heart too. Please repent, and allow Jesus to cleanse you.

[@jennifertinker985]

Most SDA pastors believe Mt Sinai is in the Sinai Peninsula Egypt. Pastor Doug Batchelor shared the biblical verse stating Mt Sinai is in Saudi Arabia. I don't trust a pastor that doesn't know where Mt Sinai is