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   Moses stretched out his hand over the sea: Other passages (such as Exodus 13:18 and 15:14 identify this body of water as the Red Sea. The Hebrew phrase for Red Sea is yam suph , which clearly means “Reed Sea.”

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   Red: Blood of Jesus (Ephesians 1:7), love of Christ (Romans 8:35-36), blood of the Lamb, atonement ( Leviticus 14:52-53 ), redemption ( Galatians 3:13 ), salvation ( Joshua 2:18-21 )

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   • This chapter describes how the *Israelites became slaves. They were living in the country called Egypt. Egypt’s king was called the *Pharaoh. He wanted to control the *Israelites because they had become so many people.
   • Chapter 2 shows how God used women again. They became part of God’s plan to rescue his people. How God rescued Moses – verses 1-10. v1 During this time a man, from the family called Levi, married a woman.
   • God calls Moses 3:1 – 4:17. The bush that burned – verses 1-6. v1 Now Moses was looking after Jethro’s sheep. Jethro was the father of Moses’ wife.
   • The *LORD gives great power to Moses – verses 1-9. God shows his power to Moses in three ways: 1. The snake – verses 1-5. v1 Moses answered the *LORD. ‘

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   What does the Bible say about the Red Sea?

   • a. Moses stretched out his hand over the sea: Other passages (such as Exodus 13:18 and 15:14 identify this body of water as the Red Sea. The Hebrew phrase for Red Sea is yam suph, which clearly means “Reed Sea.” Scholars and archeologists have attempted for years to positively identify this body of water.

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   What is the meaning of a poem about the Red Sea?

   • It poetically describes how it rained, thundered, and struck lightning at the crossing of the Red Sea. 4. (23-28) God troubles the Egyptian army, and they are drowned. And the Egyptians pursued and went after them into the midst of the sea, all Pharaoh’s horses, his chariots, and his horsemen.

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   What happened to the waters of the Red Sea?

   • 3. (21-22) The waters of the Red Sea are parted, and the children of Israel cross over safely on dry ground. Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the LORD caused the sea to go back by a strong east wind all that night, and made the sea into dry land, and the waters were divided.

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   Why did Moses put a basket in the Red Sea?

   • The ‘reeds’ gave their name to the Reed Sea or Red Sea (Exodus 13:18). Moses’ mother placed the basket among these plants where it would not float away. Also the plants would protect it from the sun’s heat. Probably she chose the place carefully.

   Exodus chapters 1-18 - Free Bible Commentary in easy English

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   What does water baptism mean in the Bible?

   • Baptism is used metaphorically here to refer to the Spirit's work within the believer to unite him or her to the body of Christ, which is also the corporate body of believers. Water baptism is an outward symbol of this reality (cf. Rom 6:4; Gal 3:27). *Taken from the ESV Study Bible}.

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   Does God tell us to jump into the Red Sea?

   • Presumption will tell you to jump into the Red Sea before it is parted. Yet as God told Israel He often tells us to simply stand still and hold your peace as He reveals His plan. c. See the salvation of the LORD: Moses didn’t know what God would do. Yet he knew what the result would be.

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   Water Baptism: Water baptism is an outward expression of our salvation, which comes by God’s grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Being baptized in water, in and of itself, does not save us, but our saving faith is exercised in, and demonstrated by, the act of water baptism. It is a public profession of one’s faith