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| − | The '''Red Sea''' is a [[sea]] between [[Egypt]] and [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is mentioned in the [[Bible]] when God parted the sea during the [[Hebrew Exodus]] from Egypt.<ref>http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?book_id=2&chapter=14&version=31</ref> The Red Sea is also the site of the [[Suez Canal]]. | + | The '''Red Sea''' is a [[sea]] located between [[Egypt]], [[Sudan]], [[Eritrea]] on the west and both [[Saudi Arabia]] and [[Yamen]] on its eastern coast. Yet the ancient designation of the [[Erythrean sea]] (lit. "Red Sea") was much larger in its extent to include even the [[Perisan Gulf]], [[Gulf of Oman]], the [[Arabian Sea]], [[Indian Ocean]] and [[Gulf of Aden]] (see [[Erythrean sea]]). |
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| + | It is mentioned in the [[Bible]] when God parted the sea during the [[Hebrew Exodus]] from Egypt.<ref>http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?book_id=2&chapter=14&version=31</ref> The Red Sea is also the site of the [[Suez Canal]]. | ||
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Moses and the Red Sea
The Red Sea is a sea located between Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea on the west and both Saudi Arabia and Yamen on its eastern coast. Yet the ancient designation of the Erythrean sea (lit. "Red Sea") was much larger in its extent to include even the Perisan Gulf, Gulf of Oman, the Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden (see Erythrean sea).
It is mentioned in the Bible when God parted the sea during the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt.[1] The Red Sea is also the site of the Suez Canal.