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Every Year, the Sea Parts in Korea for a Short Time—A Natural Event Echoing Moses' Story

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Twice a year, the sea between Jindo and Modo islands recedes for a short time, revealing a temporary land bridge that thousands cross on foot—an event often compared to the story of Moses.
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Every Year, the Sea Parts in Korea for a Short Time—A Natural Event Echoing Moses' Story

Twice a year, the sea between Jindo and Modo islands recedes for a short time, revealing a temporary land bridge that thousands cross on foot—an event often compared to the story of Moses.

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Earthly Mission broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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