This was absolutely one of my favorite stories as a child growing up in church. How could a young boy not be caught up in the magnitude of the Red Sea crossing? Just when it seems our band of exiles are bound to be overthrown by the Egyptian army, God makes a way through the sea and dries the ground before them. The Egyptians had no such luck as their chariot wheels stuck fast in the earth. God overthrows the Egyptians and rescues the Hebrews. This single act will echo The name of God through the ages. Rahab will remember it with trembling in her voice some forty years later. Charlton Heston would raise his hands, and the Red Sea would part. Okay, it was Moses who did that, but the image in my head is still the one of Charlton Heston. Better still, was the same scene as portrayed in The Prince of Egypt. Never has a cartoon gone so hard. The artistry of that movie sticks with me to this day. (It may be time for me to watch it again)...