Exodus 14:29

Conservative English Version

But the sea had made a wall of water on each side of the Israelites; so they walked through on dry land.

Cross References

2 Kings 2:8

When they got there, Elijah took off his coat, then he rolled it up and struck the water with it. At once a path opened up through the river, and the two of them walked across on dry ground.

Nehemiah 9:11

You divided the deep sea, and your people walked through on dry land. But you tossed their enemies in, and they sank down like a heavy stone.

Psalm 106:9

You said to the Red Sea, "Dry up!" Then you led your people across on land as dry as a desert.

Psalm 136:13

He split the Red Sea apart. God's love never fails.

Psalm 78:13

God made a path in the sea and piled up the water as he led them across.

Exodus 14:22

and the Israelites walked through on dry land with a wall of water on each side.

Exodus 15:19

The LORD covered the royal Egyptian cavalry and chariots with the sea, after the Israelites had walked safely through on dry ground.

Exodus 15:8

You were so furious that the sea piled up like a wall, and the ocean depths curdled like cheese.

Isaiah 11:15

The Lord will dry up the arm of the Red Sea near Egypt, and he will send a scorching wind to divide the Euphrates River into seven streams that anyone can step across.

Isaiah 43:2

When you cross deep rivers, I will be with you, and you won't drown. When you walk through fire, you won't be burned or scorched by the flames.

Isaiah 51:10

Didn't you dry up the deep sea and make a road for your people to follow safely across?

Isaiah 51:13

I spread out the heavens and laid foundations for the earth. But you have forgotten me, your LORD and Creator. All day long you were afraid of those who were angry and hoped to abuse you. Where are they now?

1 Corinthians 10:1

Friends, I want to remind you that all of our ancestors walked under the cloud and went through the sea.

Joshua 3:16

the river stopped flowing, and the water started piling up at the town of Adam near Zarethan. No water flowed toward the Dead Sea, and the priests stood in the middle of the dry riverbed near Jericho while everyone else crossed over.