Dead Ends at Aqaba
The Red Sea Miracle 2 Digit - Collector's Edition
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10m
The Dead Ends proposed at Aqaba share a common reality: being outside of Egypt - fitting the Israelite’s cry at the sea. How do those in the Egyptian approach answer this challenge? Does the Bible really place Yam Suph at Aqaba, and what does this mean for the marsh lakes in Egypt?
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