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Exodus 14:22

New International Reader's Version

The people of Israel went through the sea on dry ground. There was a wall of water on their right side and on their left.

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Then he struck the water with Elijah’s coat. “Where is the power of the Lord?” he asked. “Where is the power of the God of Elijah?” When Elisha struck the water, it parted to the right and to the left. He went across the river.

Elijah rolled up his coat. Then he struck the water with it. The water parted to the right and to the left. The two of them went across the river on dry ground.

You parted the waters of the Red Sea for the Israelites. They passed through it on dry ground. But you threw into the sea those who chased them. They sank down like a stone into the mighty waters.

He ordered the Red Sea to dry up, and it did. He led his people through it as if it were a desert.

Give thanks to the God who parted the waters of the Red Sea. His faithful love continues forever.

He brought Israel through the middle of it. His faithful love continues forever.

He turned the Red Sea into dry land. The people of Israel passed through the waters on foot. Come, let us be full of joy because of what he did.

You opened up streams and springs. You dried up rivers that flow all year long.

God parted the Red Sea and led them through it. He made the water stand up like a wall.

But the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground. There was a wall of water on their right side and on their left.

Pharaoh’s horses, chariots and horsemen went into the Red Sea. The Lord brought the waters of the sea back over them. But the people of Israel walked through the sea on dry ground.

The powerful blast from your nose piled up the waters. The rushing waters stood firm like a wall. The deep waters stood up in the middle of the sea.

The Lord will dry up the Red Sea in Egypt. By his power he’ll send a burning wind to sweep over the Euphrates River. He will break it up into many streams. Then people will be able to go across it wearing sandals.

There was a road the people of Israel used when they came up from Egypt. In the same way, there will be a wide road coming out of Assyria. It will be used by the Lord’s people who are left alive there.

Long ago the Lord opened a way for his people to go through the Red Sea. He made a path through the mighty waters.

Didn’t you dry up the Red Sea? Didn’t you dry up those deep waters? You made a road on the bottom of that sea. Then those who were set free went across.

He used his glorious and powerful arm to help Moses. He parted the waters of the sea in front of them. That mighty act made him famous forever.

He led them through that deep sea. Like a horse in open country, they didn’t trip and fall.

And I myself will be like a wall of fire around it,’ announces the Lord. ‘I will be the city’s glory.’

They left Pi Hahiroth. Then they passed through the Red Sea into the desert. They traveled for three days in the Desert of Etham. Then they camped at Marah.

Brothers and sisters, I want you to know something about our people who lived long ago. They were all led by the cloud. They all walked through the Red Sea.

The people of Israel had faith. So they passed through the Red Sea. They went through it as if it were dry land. The Egyptians tried to do it also. But they drowned.

Right away the water coming down the river stopped flowing. It piled up far away at a town called Adam near Zarethan. The water flowing down to the Dead Sea was completely cut off. So the people went across the Jordan River opposite Jericho.

The priests carried the ark of the covenant of the Lord. They stopped in the middle of the river and stood on dry ground. They stayed there until the whole nation of Israel had gone across on dry ground.

Their parents must tell them, ‘Israel went across the Jordan River on dry ground.’

We were taking care of our sheep near them. During that time, they were like a wall around us night and day. They kept us safe.




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