The possibility of crossing the Red Sea was seen by Israel as

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1989 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The possibility of crossing the Red Sea was seen by Israel as
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The possibility of crossing the Red Sea was seen by Israel as God's active presence in their midst. When the Israelites were fleeing from Egypt, they found themselves trapped between the Red Sea and the approaching Egyptian army. However, God miraculously opened a path through the sea for the Israelites to cross safely, while at the same time drowning the pursuing Egyptians. This event was seen by the Israelites as a clear manifestation of God's active presence in their midst, and a powerful demonstration of His protection and care for His people.
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