Victory has occurred! The Israelites have been rescued and their enemies have been drowned at the bottom of the Red Sea. God has finally and fully destroyed the Egyptians. No more bondage, no more oppression, no more slavery in Egypt. What is the response of Moses and the Israelites to the mighty power of God and his deliverance? A song. This song, often entitled “The Song of the Sea” is the first recorded hymn of the Hebrew nation.
Exodus 15:1-21
God's Song
August 7, 2022 • Joe Burrows • Exodus 15:1–21
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