Now there wentfortha windfrom the LORDand it broughtquailfrom the sea,and let [them] fallbesidethe camp,about a day'sjourneyon thissideand a day'sjourneyon the otherside,allaroundthe campand about two cubits[deep] on the surfaceof the ground.
They asked,and He broughtquail,And satisfiedthem with the breadof heaven.
So He gavethem their request,But senta wastingdiseaseamong them.
He causes the vaporsto ascendfrom the endsof the earth;Who makeslightningsfor the rain,Who bringsforththe windfrom His treasuries.
So Mosesstretchedout his staffoverthe landof Egypt,and the LORDdirectedan eastwindon the landallthat dayand allthat night;and when it was morning,the eastwindbroughtthe locusts.
So the LORDshifted[the wind] to a verystrongwestwindwhich tookup the locustsand drovethem into the RedSea;not onelocustwas leftin allthe territoryof Egypt.
"You blewwith Your wind,the seacoveredthem; They sanklike leadin the mightywaters.
So it cameabout at eveningthat the quailscameup and coveredthe camp,and in the morningthere was a layerof dewaroundthe camp.
Then Mosesreturnedto the camp,[both] he and the eldersof Israel.
