94 myths · Page 4 of 4
At the Red Sea God knotted every Egyptian horse to its rider, and in Sheol (the underworld) He let each drowned king be comforted while Pharaoh lay refused.
History is scored by ten great songs. At the split sea, angels and Israel raced to sing first, and one mortal voice set the melody.
Two Egyptian sorcerers told Pharaoh the sea was angel-work, then flew up to pull the angels down until Michael caught them by the hair.
Pharaoh's chariots behind them and a sea that will not open ahead, and God answers Israel's weeping by remembering a knife on Moriah.
