I don't remember reading anything about boats in the Read Sea crossing in Exodus 14.V-hull boat..I don't know, but I do know that they had ships prior to the Exodus and there was an reasonably confident that Pharaoh had a port on the Red Sea that dates back to the days of Moses.
Why do you wish to apply Physics to something which is outside the scope of Physics?For all you physicists out there, is there any application of physics that could possibly explain the parting of the Red Sea as it is described in Exodus 14?
Why do you wish to apply Physics to something which is outside the scope of Physics?
There's nothing to explain since the narrative is quite clear. This was a miracle.
Of course this is true. One cannot appeal to natural process to explain a non-natural event. However, there are some who will try. I was interested to hear what explanations some may offer as to how the children of Israel crossed on dry land at an area where the water depths are about 1000 ft.
True, boats are not specifically notated in the scriptures yet would a person walking upon a boat be considered to be walking on?I don't remember reading anything about boats in the Read Sea crossing in Exodus 14.
Huh? What parable?There are many metaphors used in that parable.
How the word dry land is used would be one. It seems to give a path away from the sea .The sea with salt water is used to represent judgement to the letter of the law death for those who walk in darkness.. signified by the Egyptians that pursued them
Many foundations for doctrine are found in the opening. God establishing the word "good" as his unseen seal of approval. The seal of faith.
And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so.And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. Genesis1:9-10
His light on the good dry ground shined straight ahead leaving darkness behind as the rear guard . When morning came the Egyptians saw it was to late. Like the flood of Noah or like on the last day
And it came between the camp of the Egyptians and the camp of Israel; and it was a cloud and darkness to them, but it gave light by night to these: so that the one came not near the other all the night. Exodus 14:20
Are you sure about the water depth? I don't doubt that God was able to cross them over at the deepest level. And I don't call to question the veracity of the story. But there is some difference of opinion among scholars as to the exact location of the crossing.Of course this is true. One cannot appeal to natural process to explain a non-natural event. However, there are some who will try. I was interested to hear what explanations some may offer as to how the children of Israel crossed on dry land at an area where the water depths are about 1000 ft.
For all you physicists out there, is there any application of physics that could possibly explain the parting of the Red Sea as it is described in Exodus 14?
The Red Sea has a maximum depth of 8,200 ft, and an estimated average depth of 1,640 ft. The point of crossing described in scripture is about 1000 ft.Are you sure about the water depth? I don't doubt that God was able to cross them over at the deepest level. And I don't call to question the veracity of the story. But there is some difference of opinion among scholars as to the exact location of the crossing.
Yep. GOD did it with redirected wind.Any ideas?
Isn't the depth of the crossing about 60 to 200 feet?Of course this is true. One cannot appeal to natural process to explain a non-natural event. However, there are some who will try. I was interested to hear what explanations some may offer as to how the children of Israel crossed on dry land at an area where the water depths are about 1000 ft.
Alright, question. What wind velocity would be required to push that amount of water apart and hold it in place for hours while 3,000,000 plus people transverse the distance to the opposite bank. I am afraid I am not mathematically efficient to calculate such as answer.Yep. GOD did it with redirected wind.
GOD is vastly more intelligent than you and knows how to make water pile high vertically.
You might prefer to think of force fields.
I think this is as close to a "physics" explaination as we can getFor all you physicists out there, is there any application of physics that could possibly explain the parting of the Red Sea as it is described in Exodus 14?