Golden Days for Boys And Girls
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This was then most probably the head of the Red Sea.
It was at a time of the year when the tide would help the action of thewind. If there were shoals or flats at the place where the crossing issupposed to have occurred, as there are now at Suez, the wind and thetide clearing a passage there would leave deep water on both sides ofthe passage-way, and this most probably is the meaning of the expressionthat the waters were a wall to them on either side.
“They were a defense; not necessarily p...erpendicular cliffs, as they were often pictured. God could make the water stand in precipices if He should so choose, and such a conception is more impressive to the imagination, but it is certain that the language of the text may mean simply that the water was a protection on the right and on the left flanks of the host. Thus, in Nahum 3:8, No (Thebes) is said to have the sea (the broad Nile) for the rampart and a wall--that is, a defense, a protection against enemies. It is true that in poetical passages the waters are said to have stood ’as a heap’ (Exod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was then most probably the head of the Red Sea.
It was at a time of the year when the tide would help the action of thewind. If there were shoals or flats at the place where the crossing issupposed to have occurred, as there are now at Suez, the wind and thetide clearing a passage there would leave deep water on both sides ofthe passage-way, and this most probably is the meaning of the expressionthat the waters were a wall to them on either side.
“They were a defense; not necessarily p...erpendicular cliffs, as they were often pictured. God could make the water stand in precipices if He should so choose, and such a conception is more impressive to the imagination, but it is certain that the language of the text may mean simply that the water was a protection on the right and on the left flanks of the host. Thus, in Nahum 3:8, No (Thebes) is said to have the sea (the broad Nile) for the rampart and a wall--that is, a defense, a protection against enemies. It is true that in poetical passages the waters are said to have stood ’as a heap’ (Exod.
What to read after Golden Days for Boys And Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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