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Is This the Real Mount Sinai? Shocking Evidence Hidden in Saudi Arabia

Could the real Mount Sinai be hidden in Saudi Arabia? In this episode of Glory Concealed, we investigate whether the mysterious mountain known as Jebel al-Lawz fits the biblical description of Mount Sinai better than the traditional site in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. According to the Bible, Moses encountered God at Mount Horeb in the land of Midian—a region many scholars now associate with northwest Saudi Arabia. From the burned and blackened summit, to a split rock with signs of water erosion, to a fenced-off area bearing ancient altars and petroglyphs, this site may contain shocking archaeological evidence that has been suppressed or hidden for decades. In this video, you’ll discover: • Why the biblical narrative places Mount Sinai in Midian • How the geography of Jebel al-Lawz aligns with the Exodus story • What explorers and researchers have found at this restricted site • How biblical archaeology continues to uncover hidden truths • Why this matters for the historical accuracy of the Bible and our understanding of Moses, the Ten Commandments, and the Israelite journey through the wilderness Whether you’re new to ancient biblical mysteries or deeply invested in scripture-aligned archaeology, this investigation into the real Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia will challenge what you’ve been told and inspire a deeper pursuit of truth. 0:00 Intro 0:45 The Traditional Narrative 01:50 The Case for Jebel al-Lawz 03:22 Why the Site is Restricted 04:34 What If It’s True? The Implications 05:33 What do you think? Subscribe for more deep dives into biblical archaeology, ancient technology, and forgotten truth. All images, video clips, and materials used in this video are believed to be in the public domain or used under fair use for commentary, education, and research purposes. Glory Concealed makes no claim of ownership over external media and fully respects the rights of original content creators. If you are the rightful owner of any material and wish it to be removed or credited differently, please contact us directly.