Moses and the Crossing of the Sea

A baby hidden inside a basket of reeds, floating down the Nile River, to escape a law that wanted him dead. Years later, that same baby — now a grown man — stands face to face with a sea that splits into two walls of water, so an entire people can cross on dry ground.

What your child will discover inside

• The basket on the river, and the quiet courage of a mother and a sister who refuse to give up
• A bush that burns without being consumed, and the call Moses never imagined receiving
• The plagues of Egypt, one after another, and a Pharaoh who refuses to let the people go
• The first Passover, lived inside the home, with blood marking the door
• The Red Sea splitting wide open — and the song of praise on the other side

Told faithfully from Exodus 1-15 — the sea opened by the Lord's own wind, never by any effort of Moses; nothing invented that Scripture doesn't tell. Illustrated with power and reverence for ages 6-8. At the end, a verse to keep in your heart and ready-made questions for parents to talk through with their kids after reading. To show your child, early, that no sea is too big for God to open a path through the middle of it.