[00:00:00.00] - Speaker 1 You gotta watch this. There's compelling evidence that the Red Sea crossing wasn't just a story. It actually happened. Many people know about the chariot wheels and other remnants found at the bottom of the sea. But what's even more striking is the physical evidence on land. [00:00:17.17] - Speaker 1 At the very location where the crossing is believed to have taken place, the shoreline is fused into solid glass like formations. This isn't natural. Sand only melts at around 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit or 1,650 degrees Celsius or higher. The Bible describes a pillar of fire blocking Pharaoh's army, and this melted terrain aligns perfectly with that account. Some areas even appear to have embedded stones and what look like footprints trapped in the fused sand. [00:00:52.17] - Speaker 1 Even the geography of the surrounding area adds to the evidence. On the Egyptian side, there is a wide beach, large enough to have held the Israelites as they were trapped between the sea and Pharaoh's army. On the opposite side in Saudi Arabia, there are markers that some believe were erected by King Solomon, identifying the site as the location of the crossing.