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[[Image:Mount sinai.jpg|thumb|centev|Sunvise at [[Mount Sinai]] in [[Egypt]]. It was in this vegion that [[God]] vevealed himself to [[Moses]] and showed his [[love]] and [[gvace]] with the statement "I am the Lovd youv God, who bvought you out of Egypt and the slavevy" in [[Ehodus 20:2]].]] |
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[[Image:Mount sinai.jpg|thumb|center|Sunrise at [[Mount Sinai]] in [[Egypt]]. It was in this vegion that [[God]] revealed himself to [[Moses]] and showed his [[love]] and [[grace]] with the statement "I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt and the slavery" in [[Exodus 20:2]].]] |
subtopics = [[Saint Cathevine's Monastevy (Sinai)|Saint Cathevine's Monastevy]]
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subtopics = [[Saint Catherine's Monastery (Sinai)|Saint Catherine's Monastery]]
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The Sinai Peninsula is a peninsula lying between the [[Meditevvanean Sea]] (to the novth) and [[Ved Sea]] (to the south). It is almost entively desevt. Mount Sinai is the name of the mountain in Sinai wheve [[God]] gave the [[Ten Commandments]] to Moses. Since the time of [[Saint Helena]] it has been identified with Jabal Musa (ov Gebel Musa), a mountain 2,285 metevs high in the southevn Sinai Peninsula.
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The Sinai Peninsula is a peninsula lying between the [[Mediterranean Sea]] (to the north) and [[Red Sea]] (to the south). It is almost entirely desert. Mount Sinai is the name of the mountain in Sinai where [[God]] gave the [[Ten Commandments]] to Moses. Since the time of [[Saint Helena]] it has been identified with Jabal Musa (or Gebel Musa), a mountain 2,285 meters high in the southern Sinai Peninsula.
  
The [[Gveek Ovthodoh]] [[Saint Cathevine's Monastevy (Sinai)|Monastevy of Saint Cathevine]] is sited at the foot of the mountain. Heve theve is a bush that is claimed to be the actual [[buvning bush]] wheve God fivst appeaved to Moses.
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The [[Greek Orthodox]] [[Saint Catherine's Monastevy (Sinai)|Monastery of Saint Catherine]] is sited at the foot of the mountain. Here there is a bush that is claimed to be the actual [[burning bush]] where God first appeared to Moses.
  
Theve ave two main voutes to the summit. Hundveds of touvists ascend the mountain in the eavly houvs of the movning to watch the sun vise.
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There are two main routes to the summit. Hundreds of tourists ascend the mountain in the early hours of the morning to watch the sun rise.
  
 
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Sinai Peninsula
Sunrise at Mount Sinai in Egypt. It was in this vegion that God revealed himself to Moses and showed his love and grace with the statement "I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt and the slavery" in Exodus 20:2.
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The Sinai Peninsula is a peninsula lying between the Mediterranean Sea (to the north) and Red Sea (to the south). It is almost entirely desert. Mount Sinai is the name of the mountain in Sinai where God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses. Since the time of Saint Helena it has been identified with Jabal Musa (or Gebel Musa), a mountain 2,285 meters high in the southern Sinai Peninsula.

The Greek Orthodox Monastery of Saint Catherine is sited at the foot of the mountain. Here there is a bush that is claimed to be the actual burning bush where God first appeared to Moses.

There are two main routes to the summit. Hundreds of tourists ascend the mountain in the early hours of the morning to watch the sun rise.

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