1. Ascending to Mt. Karkom (Sinai) in the Paran desert that is within the borders of Israel and a few hours north of the port city of Eilat. Notice the valley in the background has been discovered to be one of the campground sites for the Israelites after their Exodus from Egypt.

2. Here I'm walking on the huge plateau of Mt. Karkom (Sinai) that the glory of God would have rested on for 40 days and nights as Moses received the Ten Commandments; the architectural pattern for the Tabernacle tent; and the command to receive free will offerings from the people. (see Exodus ch. 24 and 25). Also note the huge abundance of darkened flint stone deposits on this plateau that the Israelites used for making fire, tools, and weapons.

3. At the summit of Mt. Karkom (Sinai) and the small cave with Ten Commandments replica we brought up.

4. Pastor Roger Pederson illustrates that the small cave on the summit of Mt. Karkom (Sinai) is just large enough for Moses to be hid in as God's glory passed by (see Exodus 33:18-23). It is the only cave on top of any summit in the whole region!

5. Opening in the small cave on the summit of Mt. Karkom (Sinai) that is from where Moses would have viewed God's glory passing by (see Exodus 33:18-23). This is one of the most exciting secret prayer locations I have ever been in!!

6. The Rivers in The Desert tour group standing behind the 12 memorial stones and altar Moses built at the foot of Mt. Sinai (see Exodus 24:4)