But on other things he has proofs, I have seen videos confirming the other findings, like the true crossing point of the Read Sea.
He claims to have fournd a wheel off a beach in Nuweiba. He also claims that wheel was from an egyptian chariot.
He then leaves it up to fundamentalists to assume that this is just one of thousands of chariot wheels from Pharoahs army who all died in a miraculous crossing of the Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba while chasing Moses and the Israelites.
Assuming this wasn't impossible to be true it would of course mean that there are millions of historical artifacts down there just waiting to be recovered. It's a shame nobody with so much as a little initiative believed him in the past 2 decades or they could be rich by now.
Actually it doesn't add up at all. First of all I know it's impossible for the biblical account to be true as written.
If the plagues happened that would mean that in the span of a few short years or less. Egypt lost:
It's entire fishing industry due to the whole nile turning into blood killing any fish.
All of it's livestock (save for the horses that later pulled the chariots I assume)
It's entire labor force, being set free to wander around for 40 years.
All of their crops from hail.
All of their crops from Locusts.
All of their firstborn children.
Tons of other people died from disease and hail.
It's ruler and his heir both died.
The entire army including all their weapons, chariots and armor sunk to the bottom of some body of water.
All or most of their gold and wealth was given to the Hebrews
Leaving the Egyptians with no food of any kind, no leadership, no morale, no way to defend themselves and nothing to trade for supplies.
And yet historically it looks like they were in one of their most prosperous dynasties rather than being completely dissolved into the neighboring nations.
A single uneducated dude, who I know to have been a fraud about other things, claiming that he found a single wheel (where there should be tens of thousands along with weapons and armor) is just not enough to change all that.
Even if I had some reason to believe his claims, I'd figure the wheel was from a merchant ship or something more reasonable.
Ignoring ALL of that. The wheel he claims to have found isn't even in the right spot. Here's where Ron thinks the Israelites crossed: Linky
That's the Gulf of Aqaba. To even get there they would have had to already crossed or gone around the Red Sea to the West and ran right PAST Mount Sinai located here
So they would have had to go BACK across the Gulf of Aqaba that they just got done crossing, or gone up around it again just to get to Mount Sinai.
Unless Mount Sinai is in a completely different spot than everyone else thinks. Which Ron claims. His reason for thinking that? Because he wants it to be true so that his other theory about the gulf crossing can also be true. So he chose some random hill in the middle of nowhere that he claims looks like god set the top on fire.
Ultimately, why don't mainstream relgions embrace his wacky ideas? Because their own wacky ideas don't need proof, even fake proof. They can just claim stuff and their people believe it.
They've gotten away with being super-vague so far, why take the risk of being specific and allowing yourself to be proven wrong?