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Broken Spike on the Garden Tomb Wall

It has been known for some time that there is a broken iron spike on the face of the Garden Tomb wall on the left side. For those who believe the Tomb once held the body of Jesus, and had been closed with a great Seal Stone, the purpose of the spike was understood: it was to stop the Stone from rolling back. However, skeptics argued that it could be just a shell fragment from shooting in modern times. Recently the Garden Tomb association and the Israeli Antiquities Authority conducted tests on fragments of the exposed metal and the tests showed the metal is not of modern origin. For more details, go to the article, The Real Calvary and the Real Holy Sepulcher

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Christians have been deceived about the true Mt. Sinai and Red Sea Crossing sites for about 1700 years. It started with emperor Constantine in the 4th century AD when he declared a southern Sinai location  for Mt. Sinai, popularly known as Jebel Musa.         

The Red Sea Crossing was assumed to be through some lake or shallow waters on the Egyptian border. Then in the 1990s Mt. Sinai was ‘relocated’ to Jabal al Lawz in NW Saudi Arabia (ancient Midian) and Red Sea crossing site was chosen through as the Gulf of Aqaba. Several other locations have been proposed.

In 1980s two American Bible explorers studied ancient documents relating to these items and discovered that no one had looked for these in the right places. Their search of the crossing sites and mountains of NW Sinai in 1987 revealed these ancient locations. Their discoveries have not yet been officially announced yet, but is revealed on this site with permission, though the names of the explorers and their photographs will not be disclosed at this time.

Other puzzling aspects of the Exodus such as the Pharaoh of Exodus will also be covered.  Click here for more information.

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The discovery of the amazing Messianic Seal in Jerusalem was made in 1990, but the world came to know about it after the publication of the book, ‘The Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church’ in 1999, written by Reuven Efraim Schmalz and Raymond Robert Fischer (Olim Publications, Israel). The Messianic seal was apparently used by the first century Christians in Jerusalem and combines both Jewish and Christian symbols that portray Jesus Christ. Click here to read more about it.