Ancient Chariots Wheels found at the bottom of the Red Sea. Watch and listen to the videos. Thank you Kent Hovind for taking your stand for the Lord. He knows. He understands. Jesus loves you my friend......deno
A news report that stunned the world nine years ago about the discovery of possible ancient chariot wheels at the bottom of the Red Sea is suddenly gaining fresh attention with new video claiming “irrefutable evidence” that corroborates the find. In June 2003,
WND interviewed Bible enthusiasts who dove the waters of the Red Sea,
alleging they found and photographed parts of chariots that may be the
actual remains of the catastrophe brought upon the Egyptian army which
pursued the Israelites, according to the Book of Exodus in the Bible.
“I am 99.9 percent sure I picked up a chariot wheel,” said Peter Elmer,
a forklift mechanic from Keynsham, England, who made two diving trips
to the Gulf of Aqaba branch of the sea. “It was covered in coral.” “I
believe I actually sat in an ancient chariot cab,” he told WND at the
time, referring to his time exploring a submerged item in the underwater
junkyard. “Without question, it is most definitely the remains of the
Egyptian army.” Full Story2013byEND TIME HEADL
A news report that stunned the world nine years ago about the discovery of possible ancient chariot wheels at the bottom of the Red Sea is suddenly gaining fresh attention with new video claiming “irrefutable evidence” that corroborates the find. In June 2003,
WND interviewed Bible enthusiasts who dove the waters of the Red Sea,
alleging they found and photographed parts of chariots that may be the
actual remains of the catastrophe brought upon the Egyptian army which
pursued the Israelites, according to the Book of Exodus in the Bible.
“I am 99.9 percent sure I picked up a chariot wheel,” said Peter Elmer,
a forklift mechanic from Keynsham, England, who made two diving trips
to the Gulf of Aqaba branch of the sea. “It was covered in coral.” “I
believe I actually sat in an ancient chariot cab,” he told WND at the
time, referring to his time exploring a submerged item in the underwater
junkyard. “Without question, it is most definitely the remains of the
Egyptian army.” Full Story2013
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