Thou leddest thy people like a flock by the hand of Moses and Aaron.
God led His people as a shepherd leads a flock, guiding them through the human leadership of Moses and Aaron. That shepherd-leading took place through the sea, the Red Sea. The path He provided was dry ground between the divided waters, though the way through the sea was beyond human understanding. His care and guidance continued over Israel amid the storm and the Egyptians' pursuit.
He opened the way through the waters and brought the people safely through while the Egyptian army was overwhelmed, thereby delivering them from the Egyptians. Their deliverance turned their hearts to gratitude and faith. The shepherd-leading shows how Jesus leads His people, calling them rather than driving them by force or fear, with loving-kindness drawing them to follow.
God led His people as a shepherd leads a flock, guiding them through the human leadership of Moses and Aaron. That shepherd-leading took place through the sea, the Red Sea. The path He provided was dry ground between the divided waters, though the way through the sea was beyond human understanding. His care and guidance continued over Israel amid the storm and the Egyptians' pursuit.
He opened the way through the waters and brought the people safely through while the Egyptian army was overwhelmed, thereby delivering them from the Egyptians. Their deliverance turned their hearts to gratitude and faith. The shepherd-leading shows how Jesus leads His people, calling them rather than driving them by force or fear, with loving-kindness drawing them to follow.