Hey, this is Shelby and Paul, and we are walking you through the book of Exodus. Today we're in

chapters 14 through 16. And Paul, you told me that these are some of your favorite chapters

in the book of Exodus. So bring us right into it. Why do you love these chapters? Yeah. I mean,

this is like the moment, right? This is the thing that we've been building up towards that God is

going to deliver his people from Egypt, right? And now the moment has finally come. Pharaoh's

finally let them go, but he changes his mind. And so he pursues after them. And so you have,

you know, this scene that we've probably often heard before or seen in movies like Prince of Egypt. We talked about a little a few days ago. But, you know, the parting of the Red Sea. Like, what a moment. Like I just imagining that in my, like, imagining it is, makes me awestruck. And I think just because we've heard this story probably many times,

doesn't mean we should lose the power of it. That literally, like, they crossed through the sea on dry ground.

And then once they were on the other side, the sea came crashing back and destroyed the whole army.

Like that's, it's such a cool story. It's epic. Such a cool story. Yes. Um, I also really love

these chapters because honestly, to confess, like I really relate to Israel a lot, I think,

in these chapters following. Like, they literally just witnessed, like we said, it's this crazy

scene, right? And yet, immediately they are complaining about God's goodness, right? And I'm really

not much better than them. But I think

like we often find ourselves forgetting the things that God has done for us. And like I talked

about yesterday, the importance of remembering what God has done for us, right? And it makes me

just realize, like, it's no wonder that God instituted the Passover, right? It's not even been a few

days. And they're already doubting God's goodness, right?

And so a yearly reminder probably isn't even enough, right?

And so yeah, these chapters just make you in awe of God truly.

Yeah.

I feel like whenever I see the Israelites or anyone else in scripture responding in a way that, like,

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