Parting the red sea

I'm always surprised and, admittedly, somewhat pleased to read articles such as the one I saw in today's WSJ which is entitled "How Did Moses Part the Red Sea?" Given the general hostility of the scientific community to religious matters and the derision with which they are often met, it's almost a tad jarring to see one of them taking the time to provide an explanation (albeit one wholly rooted in materialism) to one of the events which the theological world considers to be (almost) fully…

God is SO AWESOME. Trust in the God who divided the Red Sea for His people to deliver YOU in AMAZING, seemingly impossible & awe-stounding ways! ALL PRAISES BE TO THE KING.

The children of Israel were well aware that the hand of the Lord was with Moses and He had sanctioned their exodus. Gratefully, the Lord did not leave them comfortless.

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By Chang Ping Whenever I read through the Book of Exodus I read about Moses’ life; he was adopted by the Pharaoh’s daughter and he was educated just like an Egyptian, but he never forgot that he was an Israelite. Once when he went to see his brothers, he saw an Egyptian beating an Israelite

Generally, we describe God as all-powerful by using the term omnipotent. God is omnipotent because only He can act with full authority over the creation He made. As C.S. Lewis once said, “His…

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The guys at Glue Society (Warning: not all of their stuff is edifying) have provided some unique Google Earth shots from biblical times including the creation of the Garden of Eden, the Crucifixion, the landing of Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat and now (to the left) Moses Crossing the Red Sea. You can see them […]

Day 5 exodus 1:1 – 15:18 Overview: Exodus is the second book of the bible and we see right from the beginning that God is moving forward with his promise make Abraham a great nation. Abraham’s offspring have grown great in number. Several hundred years after the death of Jacob (Israel) and Joseph, the new Egyptian leader did not know Joseph or care about how he (with God’s help) saved Egypt from the famine. Pharaoh saw the growing Hebrew population as a threat and placed them into bondage as…