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and then the miracle came...

Exodus 14


...No hope on earth for their liberation! What could save them now? The gloating armed forces of Egypt knew that Israel was trapped. Israel knew it only too well. But Moses, their inspired leader with a supreme faith, knew that God would not have called them on this exodus only to have them destroyed. He knew God would provide the escape. He may not at this moment have known just how, but he trusted. Moses commanded his people:

. . . Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will shew to you to day: for the Egyptians whom ye have seen to day, ye shall see them again no more for ever.

”The Lord shall fight for you.”

The mighty warriors pressed on. Hope must have long since died in the breasts of the timid Israelitish souls who knew not faith. Deserts and wilderness and the sea—the uncrossable sea! No boats, no rafts, nor time to construct them! Hopelessness, fear, despair must have gripped their hearts, and then the miracle came.

-President Spencer W. Kimball, October 1952 Conference Report


Future reading : Apr. 18 - 24

Exodus 18 - 20


Future reading : Apr. 25 - May 1

Exodus 24 and 31 - 34


Prepare by doing the following:

Read the scriptures

Read Come Follow Me

Ponder