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According to the biblical narrative in the Book of Exodus, Pharaoh and his army were drowned in the Red Sea when Moses parted the waters to lead the Israelites to freedom. As the Israelites crossed, the waters returned, engulfing Pharaoh's forces. While this account is central to the story of the Exodus, there is no historical evidence to confirm this event. Thus, it remains a matter of religious belief and interpretation rather than established fact.
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How many Egyptians were killed following the Jews out of Egypt?
Pharoah's army was wiped out at the Red Sea. Numbers are not recorded.
How did pharaoh respond when moses asked him to let the Israelites go?
B/c of the ten plagues, but then he changed his mind and chased after the isrealites but was killed in the red sea when God dropped the waters on his army.
How did the Israelites escape the Egyptian army when they were trapped at the red sea?
Moses stretched out his staff and the Red Sea parted. After all the people had crossed to dry land, Moses stretched out his staff again and the waters came and drowned the Egyptians.
Why did the Why did the pharaoh want to kill Moses?
Moses marched out of Egypt with all of Pharoah's servants who were God's people. The Pharoah didn't want to let God's people go in the first place.
Why did Moses take the Israelites across the red sea?
Moses took the Israelites across the red sea because he was instructed by God to free the Israelites from slavery at Egypt where they were treated poorly. Of course the Pharoah there (who I think was his brother) wouldn't let them go so easily at first so God sent all sorts of nasty things to the Egyptian people 10 altogether): 1)The River Nile was turned to blood. 2)Frogs. 3)Gnats. 4)Flies 5)Egyptian animals died. 6)Boils. 7)Hail. 8)Locusts. 9)Darkness for 3 days. 10)The eldest son of every Egyptian family dead (now known as Passover). With all the horrible things the Israelites were spared. After number 10 the Pharoah was so upset as his own son had been killed that he said the Israelites could go. Later on the Pharoah changed his mind and sent soldiers to capture them. They caught up with them at the Red Sea. God created a pathway in the water for the Israelites to go through and they went through. When the soldiers and the Pharoah tried the water crashed back down on them drowning the Pharoah and the solders. Hope this helps and sorry if it is very long!:)
What happened to the sea when the Egyptians tried to cross it?
(Assuming you're talking about the time of the Jews) The sea swallowed them up. The Pharoah was left standing to see his army drowning in the sea. This is considered quite harsh, but don't forget that the Pharoah had been suppressing the Jews for years. Moses and God felt that they needed to stop him.
What is the sea the separates Saudi Arabia and Sudan?
the red sea
When did Godpart the Red Sea?
Moses died in the desert around 1450BC....he lived 120 years....40 years with Pharoah....40 years in the desert and 40 years wandering with the children of Israel....So the Red Sea was parted 40 years before Moses death or 40 years before Joshua took the children of Israel into the promised land.....So around 1490BC
How does the red sea affect animals in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia brought animals from Africa to add to the animals in saudi arabia, and those animals went to the red sea and killed some of the animals living there and scaring some away.
Is the Red Sea the warmest sea in the world?
red sea
Who were after the Israelites when they escaped from Egypt?
According to the Biblical Narrative, the Egyptian Army pursued the Israelites to the Reed Sea.
Is the red sea in Texas?
no you idiot the red sea is definetly not even close to the red sea!
