Journey to Mount Sinai: Moses' Divine Encounter | Parable 

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please, God, tell me it doesn’t have the awful music

In part two are they going to Saudi Arabia’s jabal-el lawz? Where everyone knows mt sinai is even tho the jews deny it because it shows they aren’t the people they wrote themselves in the Bible to being?

Great video and really appreciate you time doing these! I only ask one thing no music on part 2 please

Naah, dont think so.

I thought the same thing. The music turned it into a comedy. Coudnt carry on listening.

That was exactly my impression after watching a few episodes. But then I changed my mind when I decided to give it a "chance" and not skipping the videos, I realized that it is a serious investigation. But I agree on the part that the music should not be that of a comedy.

People. It’s his theme song. He just put it into cowboy form to make it more palatable for westerners is my guess. I like it. But I have been a fan for a long time.

@@missfriscowin3606 cool, still made it suck

Jabal Musa is located in ancient Madin in northwest Saudi Arabia, and there is no arguing that all the evidence is present

That's the purpose!,people are to serious these days

@@javico03 But the subject matter is of serious in nature. If you used this music in a video about law enforcement looking for a murder victims killer, people would label it as distasteful. I'm always up for a laugh but religious icons are something followers take quite seriously. I'm not a religious person but I can see why many folks would label the music as inappropriate.

@@sarahk.466 i understand!,but the way i see it,is like they are in a mission trying to show something that others have try to do,just in a different way!we are in a war and sometimes the answers are in things that we don't like

@@javico03 I understand but the music is still horrible.

There are several 'Mountains of God', all well known to the people in their locations. One in Morocco, one in Sinai and one in the Hejaz in Saudi Arabia. I believe there are more, but these are the three known to me. There are also several wells named after Moses, so local tradition is obviously not to be relied on.

@@peterleadley7103 i understand... But they arent all said to be the one moses walked up. For instance we know morocco isnt it. Thats the point. If you cant use local traditions how would it even be known at all? Wells are a separate issue and are more numerous than holy mountains so thats silly to bring up.

@@jboss119 the wells illustrate the point that local traditions are largely myth. However there is one that is mentioned in Moses story. The bible account rules out the need to take local tales into consideration. There are still three mountains that Moses walked on, that we know of, without depending on tales intended for tourists. Other evidence is provided by archaeology and self evident facts, e.g. Midianite pottery has been found as far north as Israel and is found all along the Jordan Valley; and shepherds don't graze their flocks in arid desert when river valleys with good grazing are nearer.

@@peterleadley7103 a bit too literal in my opinion. In context its the location of a divine intervention. What specific evidence could be found to separate one mountain they visited to the next anyways? I dont think archaeological examinations is very useful in this case except to provide the minimum of verification. Scholarly examinations and cross references with local knowledge is the way to find the location and even then it wouldnt really be provable.

@@jboss119 How about scrutiny of the biblical texts, cross referencing information from various parts of Moses' story? Surely if the site is being searched for it is thought to have existed, so even though the intervention was divine, the person (Moses) who received it was real. In which case forensic deduction and text analysis would be the way to find the place. Using logic to conclude that sheep/goats would be better off being taken to a river valley rather than a desert would then not be 'too literal'.

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I have an urge to watch some spaghetti Westerns after seeing this…

@@manzelli1981 you beat me to it.

When you get a quest in a zelda game

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I think his hat is bad luck. Because he hasn't found jack shit so far.

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I think he meant.. we start where everyone does. So he can show you it does not Fit as the Mount, so then he can take you on a Journey to look into better possibilities

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HEHEHE THEN I WILL DO IT WHERE THEY END YA KNOW THEN NOBODY NO ABOUT THAT TOO AINT THAT SMART IN MY MIND ITS SOO MUCH !!

@@efrencruz4422 Please stop spamming. No one listens to those liars.

These were the superheroes of the time. The ones who lied about speaking to God! On Mount Sinai, Moses was the only one at the top of that mountain and everybody just believed him 🤔! Nope I don't believe the damn thing only evidence. So who else saw Abraham speak to God and save his kid? I think his wife hit him in the head with a stick and took the kid and then he just grabbed whatever animal was available killed it ate it said God told him to do it so he could be welcome back into the house he tried to kill his kid for god sakes. And it'll actually none of these people existed it's just all stories. People needed answers how did we get here. The guy in the sky that makes the thunder did it one who holds the lightning.

Did you think about what was being said? Then Mission accomplished. There is more We don't know, than what we do. It's all mental gratification.

Jabal al-Lawz

Ikr 🤣

Yeh I think no music would be better lol

It is pretty hilarious. Makes the whole thing seem like a spaghetti western. 🤣

If there was ever any credibility the music removes it.

Jabal Musa is located in ancient Madin in northwest Saudi Arabia, and there is no arguing that all the evidence is present

Pssssh. Fake news. It's in my back yard

Jabal Al Lawz is not Mt Sinai. Mt Sinai is in eastern central Sinai.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YjrxHqNy5CQ.html

This. It's in Saudi Arabia.

Because there is no way to prove it

Thanks for saving my time

Thanks

But he found a goat walking along the road in the end. He just solved the mystery.

This guy couldn't find his shadow on a sunny day. He might find it, but I'm just speculating.

Moses was 80 died at 120 that's 2/3 so 50 and 75 is 2/3. Its close enough ya big dummy. What's funny is you call the one with the lower life expectancy a great power. And your probably right because if they can kill their citizens faster than america can that's an accomplishment. Lol

@@vardekpetrovic9716 life expectancy at birth in america is 78. Mother Russia is 73ish. Not that much difference. Probably the difference is nuclear accidents in Russia is more efficient at killing us than american experiments and chemical poisoning.

Moses was in very good health when he died too..

Moses..? well if you follow christs teachings.. No one knew god prior to christ being sent. John 17 "oh rightous father the world has not known you" ... John 1:18 no one has ever seen God. .... Matthew 11:27 and no one knows the son, except the father, nor does anyone know the father except the son and those who the son chooses to reveal. .... .... Though I see God..from within and I'm incoruptable in this understanding as.. I follow Jesus teachings.. Which now..reflect god does not come from afar but rather indwells within.. As Jesus is the light of this world who leads us to the the light of life. Which is the truth and spirit of truth within. Thus being one with God. As the true or pure at heart see god Beatitudes. Matthew 5 ... So I don't think you'll find..where Moses was meet by God..upon the mountian. As the truth is god indwells within the body..as the body is the temple of gods spirit. And the kingdom of god within. Though when Jesus was teaching the jewish Pharisees.. He is one with God.. But to them.. He stated "your father is the devil." John 8:44 .... I hope this is clear.. That being your one with god.. The light of life. And god can be seen. Just close your eyes..and look into the clouds of gasses. God comes from within to your view.. Least for me.. As god waves at me..from a siloeht of flowing light.. Waves again if I ask..even just in thought.. He sends me my dog birds the stars from the heavens. And for sure helps me..to share gods love in assisting people. Very cool.. So we really are one with God. Oh and thus.. No name higher of course. Philippians 2:9. ... he who believes in me does not believe in me alone but believes in the one who sent me John 12:44 .... though blessed are those who do not see but believe John 20:29 .... Revelation 12 and..13 kinda explains..the dragon or beast..and the false prophet. As does ezequal 9.6 explains the mark. .. As does.. Seek within....:)

@@perry2281 what does that have to do with anything we are talking about. Besides Moses lmao

What?....I had maps in my hardcover book set ......what you talking about?😂😂😂

Have u always been stupid?

There is no evidence for such long lives, just highly sus claims. The landscape would not have changed that dramatically in such a short time

Also you have no evidence for these claims either. If you think you know a better explanation go and disprove them.

@@Ooddeenn right so lacking evidence, the smart thing is to withhold belief right?

@@Ooddeenn right?

@@slickmcCool totally agree and let me tell you I USEE do the same thing he is doing but I changed my mind after realizing I WAS WRONG.

Because Moses never got commandments from god on a mountain

sure i did. i love to watch and listen to Simcha. he teaches some things i don't know. little pieces of info you don't get to hear. then i get to look those things up myself. at 45 years old, it has become fun to learn and relearn about the bible.

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Edit the music ASAP. You ruined it. People will need you to delete this and re upload as not a joke.

Santorini's eruption didn't cause the Bronze Age collapse, it was a volcano in Iceland that caused it.

@@mr.o8539 Proof?

@@The_Dudester lol what, Santorini erupted around 1600bce. The Bronze Age collapse was around 1200bce.

Are there any skulls and utensils left by a million Hebrews and hundreds of thousands of animals of those that didn't make it to Canaan? How far is Saudi from Kemet/Ancient Egypt by the way?

@@BlackRootsUNLIMITED There are thousands of graves near the mountain. As for the distance, sorry I do not know myself. Nice music by the way, God Bless.

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So true. So much of these texts - especially dates, distances - need to be taken with a giant grain of salt

This was and argument that grew in popularity during the early part of the twentieth century. But then was laid to rest after the discovery of the Dead Sea scrolls in 1947. Before that date the oldest known manuscript from the OT was dated to 1000AD. With the discovery of the DSS the oldest is now dated to around 4BC. And wouldn’t you know when they compared the text in was almost 100% the same after 1000 years. The only difference was some small textual variants in spelling. So although you think this is a good argument, its a lazy one and it’s a dead one that was tried and buried almost a hundred years ago.

@@onehappydawg the transformation from oral folk tale to text which is then copied and reinterpreted many times is still a minefield. All the DDS scrolls confirm is that the stories existed at a particular date. There is no confirmation that they reflect the actual events as they transpired. They are no more accurate than what we would call a historical novel. What is certain is that they describe what a group of humans came to believe about their particular flavour of god in a time of many gods. You may your faith that it is all true, but there is no evidence that it is.

@@andyparadis342 You ignore all evidence that is why you believe that falsehood. I defeated your first argument with the fact that there is evidence that the historical text has not changed in over 2,000 years. There has been zero, count it, zero archeological evidence that has ever refuted the what is recorded in the Bible. All archeological evidence has actually confirmed the biblical narrative over and over agin. That is pure fact. You can chose to ignore all that evidence but that’s on you and your apparent laziness to even bother to research it. Your type of arguments have been defeated over and over again.

@@onehappydawg ummmm all of the available evidence demonstrates the flood didn't happen, and most events in the bible are unsupported or contradicted by historians and archeologists.

No.... It's not. Sorry.

What artifacts do you speak of? Also, are you implying Yahweh burnt the top of the mountain with his presence but somehow Moses wasn't burnt as well?

@@Jerry823Coates Hahahaha! Clown! Snowflake the Clown. Another forgiven soul from the peanut gallery. There's one born every minute.

@@christopherlewis1315 God spoke to him from a burning bush therefore black

Why people going mad on this vaccine. By the way this programs old also so your all late.

Everybody says "Watch Ron Wyatt's film!" but nobody posts a link!

Good point.

my favorite part of the HeBrews bible *lev:25* 44 _Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves._ 45 _You may also buy some of the temporary residents living among you and members of their clans born in your country, and they will become your property._ 46 _You can will them to your children as inherited property and can make them slaves for life._

Hoping for a permanent burnt offering. Let's go, A.H.😶👍

A myth on top of a fable on top of gossip gets you this story

This episode was made in 2006. More information has come to light since then, some in support of Simcha's theories, other disputing them. For a full account of his theories, as well as the conclusion of this adventure, why not watch "The Exodus Decoded," a feature-length documentary which features footage from both parts and reaches some rather controversial conclusions. Here's a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XObk07uabLI.html

@@willmfrank Thank you. I will watch it and see how it measures up! Just checked it out. I have seen it before. Whilst I agree with much of the statements made in it, and much of the evidence offered, there is, as in all theories as to the whereabouts of the Mountain of God, crucial evidence that has either been ignored or missed. This leads to an erroneous data set which gives a false result. I have researched all the factors offered in this video, but included others which are not referred to here. As a result I believe I can pinpoint the actual Mountain of God.

@@peterleadley7103 My pleasure; glad to help.

And utterly failed. He fails so often and so hard he is a joke.

Moses confronted a... Sword of Fire that (turned every way)... to keep the way of The Tree of Life- & the message of thunders is, I Am

Jabal el Lawz, Saudi Arabia. Known to locals as Jabal el Musa (mountain of Moses.) The altar of Moses is there made out of uncut stones with the 12 white round stones. The altar of the golden kalf is there. The split rock of horeb with water erosion from botom to the top of the stone is there. The dried up river bed streaming from the rock into the valley is there. The burned mountain top (from wich they took stones whereof only the outside of the stones are burned is there.) Mass graves are there. Hebrew style drawing, like a menorah, dating back thousands of years are there. The 12 springs and 70 palms (they called Elim) are relatively close by. And further down that path towards the beach still stands the pillar of Salomo, commemorating the crossing.

@@sjeune none of that is true. Why do people just stop listening to archeologists and historians at the point where they agree with you? There is a broken rock. In a land littered with broken rocks. Convincing. Found a dried streambed in a land littered with dry streambeds, convincing. Is the alter also the alter of goats, sheep and camels? Because there are a lot of those on the alter, but both Wyatt and this show zoomed in on the cow to cut the other carvings out of frame. This is a land that has changed hands many times, there are carvings from several different cultures there. From protocanannites to romans.

@@slickmcCool If it's not true then why is it all there? Clearly you either haven't looked in to it or you don't like the truth. If someone says to you the eiffel tower isn't in Paris but has been a fiction of your imagination all your life you'd probably think they're batshit crazy. Yet here you're happy to toss aside overwhelming documented evidence because you "are told" it's not true so don't look into it. It's mental mate.

@@sjeune I'm saying that a random dude made a claim that all that exists, but when you look at the sight you can clearly see how imagination was the driving factor in connecting those dots. There is some prehistoric archaeology there, yes. Claiming that this is where the moses character split the rock- not supported at all. Saying this is where the supposed "golden calf" was is not supported. What people did is what religious people always do. They find something that vaguely fits what they believe and they claim it. There is prehistoric archaeology there, yes. That's it. All the little details have been exaggerated or completely made up. There is no 'overwhelming evidence' of anything there.

@@slickmcCool It's a pretty detailed bible story with a lot of matching components. It's like having a perfect 12-point puzzle piece with the exact markings needed. I don't call that "vaguely fitting." I would invite you to read the story and look at as many material brought forward from there. Just because it isn't put forward by profesionals doesn't mean it's false. I do call it overwhelmingly evidence because it simply is and has even changed a lot of people's lives familiar with it. But either way, we're all entitled to our own opinion ofcourse.

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Jeff Sutthoff the only thing I could figure is that is was really hot that day and that’s what did it.

This is Moses. Not Noah. You’re thinking of the Mesopotamian story of Gilgamesh, composed around 1800 BCE. That’s actually later than Noah, and is likely the account of Noah’s son Ham who was banished to Canaan. Noah’s flood was likely around 2500 BCE or earlier

@@tannertuner the epic of gilgamesh copied the story from earlier works, which were copied from earlier works. We've traced the story and its embellishments and changes back in time through 3 or 4 cultures, each one changing it and making it more heroic. It all stems from a story about a catastrophic, but local flood. But good on you to be bold enough to make up that bit about ham. Although now I wanna sandwich

@@slickmcCool make up the bit about Ham? It’s there. I didn’t make it up.

@@tannertuner show me the connection between ham and gilgamesh.

@@tannertuner hmmmmm nothing? Sounds more and more made up....

God really knows how to make a point. It took them 40 years to make an 11 day journey.

he was wrong