What were the archeological findings on Jabal Al Lawz?

Introduction: Jabal al-Lawz (Arabic: جبل اللوز‎) (also known as Gebel el-Lawz) is a mountain located in northwest Saudi Arabia, near the Jordan border, above the Gulf of Aqaba at 2580 metres above sea level. The name means mountain of almonds. Location : Jabal al Lawz, Saudi Arabia (Latitude: 28° 40' 60 N, Longitude: 35° 17' 60 E) Explanation: It may be the biggest archaeological discovery to date, but it is also the most dangerous.In an adventure story rivaling an Indiana Jones movie, Bob Cornuke and Larry Williams snuck into Saudi Arabia to investigate whether the Wahhabist home of Mecca and Medina is also home to one of the holiest sites in Judaism and Christianity: Mt.

Sinai. They have each written page-turning books about their story.Dr. Lennart Moller, a Swedish scientist, has gone one step further, writing a must-read book full of images and scientific analysis titled The Exodus Case, which puts together the stunning evidence that the Biblical events of the Exodus are historical, not mythical. Cornuke’s BASE Institute has released a documentary titled Search for the Real Mt.

Sinai and Moller’s additional work was made into The Exodus Revealed. Now, a forthcoming documentary to be released in theaters titled The Exodus Conspiracy is being produced that will have far-reaching effects Michael Moore could only dream of. A quick look at what has been found easily explains all the fuss.

Dr. Moller points out that the site at Nuweiba he identifies as the Red Sea crossing point has an underwater land bridge, upon which damaged chariot parts and bones remain, engulfed in coral. The top of Jabal al-Lawz, the alleged real Mt. Sinai, is black, as if burned from the sky as described in Exodus 19:18, where it says “the Lord descended upon it in fire.

€? This feature sets it apart from all the other surrounding mountains which do not have darkened tops. The BASE Institute’s film shows Cornuke, who snuck onto the mountain, examining the rocks he cracked, observing that they are not merely black rocks and that only the outside had become darkened by whatever had occurred at the site.

Moller has a photo of one of these rocks, which he identifies as “obsidian or volcanic glass, a mineral formed at high temperatures. €? Athough the myth remains unsolved, but it is believed to be the mountain that ascended to speak with Jehovah.

Introduction: Jabal al-Lawz (Arabic: جبل اللوز‎) (also known as Gebel el-Lawz) is a mountain located in northwest Saudi Arabia, near the Jordan border, above the Gulf of Aqaba at 2580 metres above sea level. The name means mountain of almonds. Location : Jabal al Lawz, Saudi Arabia (Latitude: 28° 40' 60 N, Longitude: 35° 17' 60 E) Explanation: It may be the biggest archaeological discovery to date, but it is also the most dangerous.In an adventure story rivaling an Indiana Jones movie, Bob Cornuke and Larry Williams snuck into Saudi Arabia to investigate whether the Wahhabist home of Mecca and Medina is also home to one of the holiest sites in Judaism and Christianity: Mt.

Sinai. They have each written page-turning books about their story.Dr. Lennart Moller, a Swedish scientist, has gone one step further, writing a must-read book full of images and scientific analysis titled The Exodus Case, which puts together the stunning evidence that the Biblical events of the Exodus are historical, not mythical. Cornuke’s BASE Institute has released a documentary titled Search for the Real Mt.

Sinai and Moller’s additional work was made into The Exodus Revealed. Now, a forthcoming documentary to be released in theaters titled The Exodus Conspiracy is being produced that will have far-reaching effects Michael Moore could only dream of. A quick look at what has been found easily explains all the fuss.

Dr. Moller points out that the site at Nuweiba he identifies as the Red Sea crossing point has an underwater land bridge, upon which damaged chariot parts and bones remain, engulfed in coral. The top of Jabal al-Lawz, the alleged real Mt. Sinai, is black, as if burned from the sky as described in Exodus 19:18, where it says “the Lord descended upon it in fire.

€ This feature sets it apart from all the other surrounding mountains which do not have darkened tops. The BASE Institute’s film shows Cornuke, who snuck onto the mountain, examining the rocks he cracked, observing that they are not merely black rocks and that only the outside had become darkened by whatever had occurred at the site. Moller has a photo of one of these rocks, which he identifies as “obsidian or volcanic glass, a mineral formed at high temperatures.

€ Athough the myth remains unsolved, but it is believed to be the mountain that ascended to speak with Jehovah.

While it can't be proven (yet) some believe it is Mount Sinai. According to en.allexperts.com/e/j/ja/jabal_al-lawz.htm AllExperts. Com it is: 1) Located in ancient Midian; 2) Has a desert behind it; and 3) and is outside Egypt.

The following video also favors the idea!

It is probably pointless to say just how absurd it is to believe folks like this. However, as I live in Louisiana I would like to point out a few things about the "University" that Mr. Cornuke claims his MA and PhD from. Louisiana Baptist University (LBU, originally called Baptist Christian University) is an unaccredited Christian university, founded in 1973.

LBU is not accredited by any accreditation body recognized by the US Department of Education or Council on gher Education Accreditation. The staff mostly have their PhD's from the "university" itself. You may read plenty more details about this fake degree mill in Wikepedia and its sources.

Its best known alumni are those that have gone on to form their own unaccredited diploma mills. Mr Cornuke has no education in archaeology at all, nor any other legitimate degrees. I think it is very unfortunate that in this and a number of other questions here on Mahalo you are spreading totally fictional nonsense because you seem unable to distinguish between genuine, serious sources and pop fiction, sci-fi, and/or scams.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.