Where is the Red Sea? The body
of water referred to as the “Red Sea” is termed
in Hebrew the “Reed Sea”—a term that can be used for a
number of different bodies of water.
King James Concordance H5488 sûph Soof סוּף Probably of Egyptian origin; a reed, especially the papyrus: - flag. Red [sea], weed. Total red, 24 Exo_10:19, Exo_13:18, Exo_15:4, Exo_15:22, Exo_23:31, Num_14:25, Num_21:4, Num_33:10-11 (2), Deu_1:40, Deu_2:1, Deu_11:4, Jos_2:10, Jos_4:23, Jos_24:6, Jdg_11:16, 1Ki_9:26, Neh_9:9, Psa_106:7, Psa_106:9, Psa_106:22, Psa_136:13, Psa_136:15, Jer_49:21 flags, 3 Exo_2:3, Isa_19:5-6 (2) weeds, 1 Jon_2:5 |
(Exo
2:3
(Jonah
2:5
(Num 33:10, 11
(1
Ki 9:26
(Exo
13:18
Ancient Hebrew Lexicon
Reeds and weeds (including papyrus) grow at the edge, or lip, of ponds and stream. |
Identifying
the
body of water called the Yam Suph
Bible
scholars
have
suggested different bodies of water as candidates:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) |
Possible
Locations for the Reed Sea Crossing
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Where
are they entangled in the
land and shut in by wilderness?
|
Here
are Four possible locations
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Where
wore
they
after
going throw the
That
leaves two localizations left.
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They
Journey from Rameses to Succoth to Etham.