Two Explorers take an incredible expedition into the blistering Arabian Desert and turn up what many scholars believe to be one of the greatest discoveries in history...the real Mt. Sinai, the holy mountain on which Moses received the Ten Commandments.

This program tells their amazing story how they crawl into forbidden military installations, and use night vision goggles to avoid being detected as they pursue their mission and discover over a dozen significant remnants still remaining at the site. The explorers embark on a journey that would change their lives forever..finding remarkable evidence that confirms the Bible as historically accurate.

Weaving together real life adventure historical research and exclusive never-before-released footage, this exciting adventure leaps off the screen to document a story you'll never forget.

Criteria

1. It is located in ancient Midian, also known as Madia or Madiam.
2. Has a large desert behind it.
3. Is located outside Egypt and its territories which included the Sinai Peninsula and Canaan.
4. Its location agrees with that given by Josephus and Philo.
5. It has a blackened peak which is not caused by volcanic activity.
6. Has a cleft in a rock, like that mentioned in the Bible.
7. Has evidence of an ancient spring.
8. Is in Arabia, as the real mountain is spoken of in the Bible.
9. At the foot of the mountain there is a large altar covered in calf drawings.
10. Has a large pillar like rock which is eroded from the bottom up suggesting that water gushed out of it. Down the hill from this rock there appears to be what was once a lake.
11. Quail cover the ground, as referenced in the Bible that quail flew from the west and fell to the ground exhausted.
12. Has a cave as referenced as the place Elijah spent the night on Mt. Horeb.
13. Has a bush that dates to over 2000 years old (burning bush?)
14. Has several almond trees (Aaron's staff sprouted almonds)
15. There are large piles of rock around the base of the mountain (God told Moses to mark out the base so that the Israelites didn't get too close lest they die)