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Evils of Wheels
The above film footage was taken from an expedition to the bottom of the Red Sea, where chariots were found in a straight line, right where we would expect Moses to have participated in the parting of the waters. The chariots are identical to other archeological findings from the dynasty of that Pharaoh who pursued Moses. In his chariot house was found a lone chariot with one wheel, up on a block, being repaired. These wheels match perfectly the style of wheel which was made only during this dynasty. It is mentioned that Israel walked on dry land, and that God had commanded his people not to have man-made chariots. God causes chariots (Literally any kind of cart with wheels) to get clogged and stuck in the mud in Exodus 14:25 and elsewhere commands wheels to be burned Joshua 11:6,9 or where God Himself promises to destroy them Ezekiel 1:16. There is just no good example for the use of wheels. Isaiah the Holy Prophet speaking for God says, “Woe to them that trust in chariots” in chapter 31, verse 1. The word for chariot means any cart with two or more wheels.
There is this external link about how Pharaoh’s chariots are found in the Red Sea,
here
Here is another link I found about a book titled
The Exodus Case
Some believe that stories like the one in Ezekiel 1:16 give allowance for wheel use. In this instance (and others like it) we are seeing something otherworldly, which merely has the “appearance” of a wheel, but we are not to conclude it is an earthly wheel. Man-made wheels of this world are not allowed to be used by the people of God.
Wheels are so bad that the account of the man who was killed when attempting to steady the Ark of the Covenant is recorded twice in the Scriptures (2 Sam 6, 1 Chron 13). God commanded that the bars for the Ark were always to stay in the rings, the Ark was only to be transported being carried by walking men. Never before the accident had the Ark been transported by wheels, and King David was so frightened by this that they did not complete the journey, and never again did they use wheels to move the Ark. It is important to note that they were also playing all kinds of musical instruments at the time of the accident, if they followed the instruction of God no accident would ever have happened. [a footnote that does not necessarily apply here, but one that I think is important to mention since I found it whiles studying this area, is that from the time of Solomon’s Temple the Ark no longer had inside the manna or the rod, but only the Law]
Tsar Solomon was prohibited three things. The hoarding of money (he kept for himself 666 talents of gold per day); having many wives (he had hundreds); and lastly, possessing chariots (he was the first king of Israel to keep wheels).
At the time of Christ we know that chariots were well known, yet Christ chose to not ride on one, and we do not see any Christian or godly man making a practice of using of such a man-made apparatus.
All this goes to show that our most common form of transport is really nothing less than a wreck on wheels, or if you prefer, death on wheels.
It is interesting to view from this link how The Road to Moscow is today, and also how Russian Highways are in our modern world. If it were me I would stay as far away from such craziness as possible. The road crews that worked here quit because they would be attacked by stranded motorists. Somehow I do not blame them.
Below is a photo from an accident showing G.O.D. on the trailer, no wonder such things happen. People really should be more careful with what they are doing in the name of God.
