Eritrea: The Mystical Appeal of the Red Sea Throughout Eritrea's History

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Eritrea: The Mystical Appeal of the Red Sea Throughout Eritrea's History

[Shabait] The Greeks called it the Red Sea after watching the brownish color of its shores, probably due to a special variety of algae. Before them, Moses had already crossed it by waving his miracle-performing staff over the sea, which parted the Red Sea to allow the Israelites to walk on the exposed dry ground, leaving poor old Pharaoh and his army behind to drown in its depth.

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