In Exodus chapter fourteen, verse twenty-eight, the waters returned and covered the chariots, the riders, and all the host of Pharoah. The Red Sea has a length of one thousand three hundred and fifty miles and an extreme width of two hundred and five miles. Therefore it would be quite a challenge for someone to […]
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In Exodus chapter fourteen, verse twenty-two, the children of Israel cross the Red Sea on dry ground. The Red Sea is the “Sea of Reeds.” It is an understanding to be the southern end of Menzalah. The crossing of the Red Sea was a direct miraculous act of God. This event is to remind God’s
In Exodus chapter fourteen verse fourteen, the Lord will fight for you. God assured the people that He would fight for them, but they had to move forward toward the sea in faith. God fights for His people as they walk in faith and obedience. The next chapter in verse three expresses that the Lord
In Exodus chapter thirteen, verse twenty-one, God placed the pillars of cloud and fire as proof of His presence, love, and care for Israel. The cloud and the fire were present with the Israelites until they reached the promised land forty years later. The cloud by day and the fire by night served as a
In Exodus chapter eleven, verse five, the Lord instructs Moses to go to Pharoah and tell him one more plague will come to Egypt. God indicates to His servant that afterward, the King of Egypt will let the Israelites go. God, Himself, would bring the final judgment upon the Egyptians: the firstborn son of every family
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In Exodus chapter ten, verse nine, the sixth plague of hail in Egypt had ended, and the Lord instructs Moses, with Aaron, to tell Pharoah of the upcoming seventh plague. After they left the presence of Pharoah, Pharoah’s servants spoke to the King of Egypt about the plague experiences they were currently experiencing. They attempt
In Exodus chapter ten, verse two, God instructs Moses to go to Pharoah and tell him the things He created in Egypt and the signs among them so they can spread the news that there is only one God. God showed great concern that the children in Israel would come to know who He was
In Exodus chapter nine, verse sixteen, God declares to Moses that He has raised him before Pharaoh the King of Egypt and his Egyptians to represent the Hebrews and be a servant to demonstrate His power. The Lord instructs Moses to go to Pharoah early in the morning to tell him to let God’s people
In Exodus chapter nine, verse three, the Egyptians worshipped bulls and other animals. They believed that gods revealed themselves through these animals and were the Egyptians’ protectors. The plague on the livestock was again a direct attack on the polytheism and idolatry of the Egyptians. All the cattle of the Egyptians cattle died. However, the
In Exodus, chapter eight, verses eighteen and nineteen, the third plague by Aaron struck the dust with his staff and caused the plague of lice. The Egyptian magicians attempted to reproduce what God did through Aaron but was unable. They told Pharoah that this was the finger of God. Why would magicians tell their King
