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The parting of the Red Sea is one of the most famous events of the Old Testament (Exodus 14): ...

Jews, on the other hand, had to go into the sea, which did not split until they were up to their chins in the water to prove that they had finally become masters of time. Originally published on ...

The sea is referred in the text as yam suf (13:18), which is incorrectly translated as the Red Sea, the large body of water between Egypt and the Sinai peninsula.

And this is also something we learn from the splitting of the sea. Even in situations of the deepest despair, we must not lose hope. Things can always be better.

Moses' parting of the Red Sea in the Bible is one of the most iconic miracles of the Old Testament - and now some scientists have even backed up the theory ...

The splitting of the Red Sea – which, for us, was tantamount to the splitting of the atom – was a monumental moment that secured our liberation from slavery and resulted in the sinking of the ...

But if there was no Moses, perhaps we can point to one of those 22, Knud Marstrand Christiansen as something of a Nachshon Ben-Aminadav, the first ex-slave to defiantly enter the pre-split Red Sea ...

R ecent scientific research suggests that natural phenomena may explain the biblical account of Moses parting the Red Sea. Scientists propose that severe weather conditions, including a strong ...