Exodus, Part 1: Covenant People Rescued Liberation: Crossing the Sea (Ex 13-15) In | Workbook: Deliverance at the Sea of Reeds

Lesson 4, Activity 4

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[Record your answers in the workbook provided at the beginning of this course.]

Compare/contrast the two accounts of Israel’s deliverance at the Sea of Reeds in Exodus 14 and 15. When you are finished, explain what you think the distinct purpose might be for each account in your journal.

	Exodus 14	Exodus 15
Instrument of Judgment: Who executed the judgment?
What was the reaction of Israel?
What nations were affected by the event?
What is the message or theme of this account?
What is the emphasis of God’s rule in terms of time? Present, past, future or eternal?
What attributes of God are emphasized?

Here is the table with the correct answers.

	Exodus 14	Exodus 15
Instrument of Judgment: Who executed the judgment?	The Lord and Moses	The Lord alone
What was the reaction of Israel?	Fear and doubt leading to eventual faith	Praise and Worship
What nations were affected by the event?	Egypt and Israel	Israel, Egypt, Philistia, Edom, Moab, Canaan
What is the message or theme of this account?	Deliverance from/power of Egypt	Deliverance from/power over all adversaries
What is the emphasis of God’s rule in terms of time? Present, past, future or eternal?	In the Present	Forever
What attributes of God are emphasized?	“The Lord” Power Protection/Providence Glory Salvation	Power/strength “God of the Patriarchs” Salvation/redemption Warrior/fury/judgment/ victory Majesty Holiness Glory Love Sovereignty Eternality