BRAGADAYJAH 139

Friday, April 4, 2014

BRAGADAYJAH 202

“Lift up your rod,” the Lord told Moses. “Stretch it out over the sea and part the waters thereof, and let the children of Israel past through; and when the Egyptians try to follow them, you will see what I will do.”
            So Moses did as commanded, and the children of Israel began to passed over.  At the time when the children of Israel was going through the sea which was parted to let them through, the angel of the Lord who led them from in front in the pillar of cloud, changed position, and went behind them and formed a pillar of cloud behind them.
            Not only did the pillar of cloud go behind the Israelites, it placed itself between the Israelites and the Egyptians, blinding them as a cloud of darkness, while giving light to the children of Israel, and kept the two camps separate and apart all night.
            After the children of Israel had succeeded in crossing over, the Egyptians continued to pursue after them, Pharaoh’s horsemen, and horses and chariots, all plunged into the midst of the sea after them. At that stage, that is to say, when the Egyptians were crossing in the midst of the sea, the Lord took off their chariot wheels so that they drove heavily, that is to say they were slowed down; and such was their confusion and difficulty that they concluded that it was the God of the Israelites that was moving against them, and in their words, “fighting for the Egyptians,” and so, they decided to turn back.
            Therefore the Lord commanded Moses to stretch his rod once more over the water of the red sea, and caused it to come together again drowning the Egyptians, their horses and horsemen.
            And so the Lord saved Israel that day out of the hand of the Egyptians; and the Israelites were able to look at the dead bodies of their pursuers as they washed upon the seashore.  And the people seeing the awesome power of their God feared Him and his servant Moses.                                                                                                                                       BRAGADAYJAH 202                             



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