What was the Jaredite route?

Some researchers believe that the Jaredites come from the Near East traveled the Mediterranean Sea and took the Atlantic Ocean and arrived at the St Lawrence River near the Great Lakes in America. Some believe the Jaredites traveled east from the Tower of Babel crossing the Zargos Mountains to the Caspian Sea and then over 4,000 miles across Asia’s wilderness and stopped in China, and then traveled the Pacific Ocean to land in America. Some believe the Jaredites went far north into the wilderness to Sumer and Valley of Nimrod before making way to the Mediterranean Sea for travel on the Atlantic.

“2 Sets of Barges” My Summary Thesis

I believe the Jaredites plausibly traveled on foot from the Tower of Babel area to *near Kuwait, built their first set of barges and crossed “many waters”, beginning at the Persian Gulf. After sailing through this Gulf, they continued through other many waters, the Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea, Laccadive Sea, Bay of Bengal, Gulf of Thailand, South China Sea and perhaps the Philippine Sea. They plausibly arrived in either Japan, Taiwan, or near Shanghai, China. Here they built their 2nd set of barges to sail to the Promised Land in the Great Deep.

Video and a Slide Presentation by Rian Nelson below.

April 18, 2024 From Firm Foundation Conference.
Titled: Jaredites-Two Sets of Barges-Pacific Landing, Ether 2 Explained

See complete 61 page PDF below:

Podcast with Troy Ables April 4, 2024
TRACKING THE JAREDITES | From Launch to Landing! | Two SETS of BARGES