PATH BENEATH THE DEEP
Moses at the Red Sea: The Night 600 Egyptian Chariots Trapped Israel With Nowhere Left to Run
A three-chapter biblical chronicle of the dead-end shore at Pi-hahiroth, the pillar of fire at midnight, the burning east wind, and the path beneath the deep
Barely days after marching out of four centuries of Egyptian bondage, six hundred thousand Israelites with their wives, children, and flocks found themselves boxed into a lethal cul-de-sac at Pi-hahiroth: before them tossed the black depths of the Red Sea; on either side rose sheer desert crags; behind them thundered six hundred chosen war chariots of Pharaoh. As the terrified multitude screamed to return to their chains, Moses gripped his sun-split wooden shepherd’s staff from Midian and stretched his hand over the abyss. Across three chapters faithful to Exodus 14, witness the night God carved a highway through the deep.