It Came To Pass

In The Beginning

Two men holding up the arms of an old man sitting on a stone on a hilltop.

Aaron and Hur Holding Up the Arms Until Sunset

The water had flowed from the rock at Rephidim, and the people had

An old man striking a large rock with a staff as water pours out in the desert.

Water Pouring from the Rock When Moses Struck It

The people thirsted again. The wilderness of Sin was behind them, and the

White flaky manna covering the desert ground as Hebrew people bend to gather it at sunrise.

Manna Falling Like Frost on the Desert Floor

The whole congregation of the children of Israel murmured against Moses and Aaron

A wooden branch being cast into a pool of water as people watch with thirst on their faces.

The Bitter Water Turning Sweet at the Touch of the Tree

The tambourines had fallen silent. The dancing on the far shore was over,

An elderly woman with a tambourine leading women in dance on a seashore.

Miriam Taking Up the Tambourine on the Far Shore

The waters had returned to their place. The Red Sea was still again,

Egyptian chariot wheels stuck in mud at the bottom of the sea with walls of water on both sides.

The Chariot Wheels Clogging in the Mud of the Sea Floor

The last of the Hebrews had crossed to the far shore. The night

A man with a staff stretching his hand over a sea that is dividing with walls of water on both sides.

The Sea Splitting Open Before the Stretched-Out Staff

The children of Israel had marched out of Egypt with their flocks and

Egyptian families wailing in grief in the darkness with a dead firstborn child.

The Scream That Rose from Every House in Egypt

The blood had dried on the doorposts. The hyssop lay beside the basins.

A hand using hyssop to paint lamb's blood on a doorpost at night.

Blood Painted on the Doorposts Before Midnight

The Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt. The

An Egyptian man groping in total darkness while light shines in distant Hebrew homes.

Darkness So Thick It Could Be Felt for Three Days

The plagues had fallen one after another, and still Pharaoh would not yield.

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