Joseph's Striped Coat and the Splitting of the Sea

Yalkut Shimoni on Torah 141:1

Curated by Arthur·Told by Maggid·

"Come and see the works of God" (Psalms 66:5), and it is written after it, "He turned the sea into dry land" (Psalms 66:6). Why "and they hated him" (Genesis 37:4)? Because he split the sea before them in stripes upon stripes (passim passim).

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