EXODUS:

#historicalplacesaudi #12springand70palmtrees #Prophetmoses #Biblicalhistory During the exodus from Egypt. Prophet Moses leading the israelites out of Egypt and across the Red sea.This twelve springs and 70 palm trees,where they set up a camped. and start again the journey going to the PROMISE LAND.

[@sambee4927]

God's Word is true. Purihin ang Diyos na Buhay!

[@desami263]

God is awesome! Reading Exodus so I'm glad I came across this

[@rizamaefuentebella8138]

Wow ganda namn dyan always ingat sa pag byahe♥️

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

Thankyou po maam riza

[@benaiahbenaiah107]

After Marrah then Elim.....wonderful God Elohim....He reigns

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God is awesome !!!!

[@jimson2632]

God bless us all

[@tomasdennis2765]

Sir saan po ba insakto location yan dito sa tabuk?

[@treblac9168]

Exodus 15:27

[@retxedalazira8110]

Sarap dyan bro

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

oo bro napakaganda kahit pagod sulit..thankyou

[@clarkwayne3440]

Have you counted all the springs? Are there really 12 springs?

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

Yes ..exactly

[@charlottebenyahsharel5833]

Exactly where is this?

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

Province of tabuk saudi arabia.located valley of MAQNA,saudi arabia

[@charlottebenyahsharel5833]

@@DeejayTVIlocano The Hebrew calls the place where Israel crossed the waters yam suf (Sea or Lake of Reeds; Exod 15:4). The word suf is an Egyptian loanword that means ‘reed’ (Exod 2:3, 5; Isa 19:6). Since reeds grow in freshwater, the place referred to must be a lake (the Hebrew yam can mean lake or sea; think of ‘the Sea of Galilee’, which is a lake). In addition, Egyptian documents of the period refer to an area as ‘The Reeds’, which Hoffmeier identifies as the Ballah Lakes (north of Lake Timsah), that have since dried up. However, satellite images give us an idea of their earlier size and archaeological evidence suggests that even as late as two thousand years ago, the lakes were large enough to have trading vessels operate on them.[1] Although the exact location of which lake is meant may be argued, the majority of scholars accept the view that the body of water crossed was not the Red Sea.

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Ganda jan bro

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

Thankyou bro

[@marvinpitpit]

Nagmayat man dita insan.

[@DeejayTVIlocano]

Wen boss parmi