The crossing of the Red Sea is perhaps the most famous and best-known part of the Book of Exodus.
Fleeing the Egyptian army, the people of Israel escape, led by Moses. But as their enemies were close to slaughtering them, and only the great Red Sea stood between the people and salvation, Moses asks for God’s help and accomplishes an extraordinary feat.
Moses parts the sea by raising his staff, allowing the Israelites to walk on dry ground and reach safety. Then, when the Egyptians pursued them, the sea closed again, engulfing the enemy army.
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