The miraculous opening and closing of
the Red Sea was only the beginning of God’s
powerful way of providing for his people. As
the nation of over two million people made
their way through the desert of Sinai, they
quickly finished the bread and water they
had taken from Egypt. When they were
thirsty, God provided water. When they
needed food, God sent bread from heaven
each morning and quail in the evening.
When God’s people were attacked, he gave
them victory in battle. God promised to be
with his people … and he was. He did far
more for them than they could ever imagine.
The great mountain rumbled and boomed like an
earthquake.
The smoky skies clapped with a thousand thunderbolts.
“HELP!” the people cried out as they ran for cover.
“SETTLE DOWN! SETTLE DOWN!” shouted Moses.
The people gathered below the mountain, ready to listen to
their leader. Moses stood high above all the people so they
could hear his voice.
“I’ve been on the mountain with God for forty days and
forty nights. He gave me special rules for us to live as his holy
people.”
Moses held up two stone tablets and read the rules to the
people.
God is number one.
There is no other god
except our God.
Praise God every day
and only worship him.
There is nothing else worth worshiping.
Always use respectful words
when you speak about God.
Have one special day a weak
to rest and praise God.
Honor your father and mother.
Obey them, answer when they call, be kind
to them, and always show love toward them.
Be kind to everyone.
It is wrong to hurt another person,
because everyone is special to God.
Husbands and wives must be loyal to each
other, showing love and kindness always.
Do not steal.
Respect the belongings of others.
Always tell the truth. Sometimes it’s hard,
but it’s always the right thing to do.
Be happy with what you have. Do not
wish for things that belong to other people.
Everything you have is a blessing from God.
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