Capitolo 38
Succoth was the last limping-place before coming to the difficult earth
what you/he/she was flooded by the sea.
The crossing was made at night, but it is difficult to understand as, also
under the most favorable conditions of time, such enormous and confused
crowd of women and children you/he/she would have been able to make the March in obscurity with
an enemy pursuing active, without loss of the life or material. Indeed, also
to that day the movement seemed to the actors so unparalleled that it
it always passed for a miracle, and its perfect success gave more Moseses
reputation with the Israelis and the most practical influence on theirs that
anything other he ever did, or indeed that all of his/her other jobs together.
"And saw of Israel that the great job that the God did on the Egyptians: and
the people feared the God and they believed the God and his/her servant Moses."
"It is Miriam, the prophetess, the sister of Aaron; and all the women went
later her with timbrels and with dances." Now Miriam was in general anybody
too much believer a follower of his younger brother but that day, or rather
night, she proclaimed Moses as a conqueror; what a great concession was
from her, and intended a lot. It is Moses it openly exulted, as he had the good cause
to do, and it gave hole to his/her exultation in a song that it ever has tradition
since then it attributed to him, and you/he/she has affirmed to have been sung by his and he
congregation as them they were next to the beach of the sea and they looked at the dead bodies
of the Egyptians that lie in the sand. And, if men ever had, Moses had then,
cause for the exultation, for him it had it apparently tried from the test of war,
what the last test is to which a man can submit such theory as
his, that he had discovered indeed the motor that he looked for, and, more
important anchor, that he knew whether to face him/it. Therefore, he was master
of supreme energy and it held his/her right to command from the title of conquest.
This was the moment that culminates of his/her life; anymore he arrived this way