Fear not... The Lord shall fight for you

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  1. 5. When th Israelites realized they were being pursued, they became sore ________. (Exodus 14:10).
  2. 6. Pharoah made ready his personal ________, which was a symbol of royal power and leadership. (Exodus 14:6)
  3. 9. When Moses told the Israelites, "Fear ye not, stand still," he wanted them to ________ in the Lord.
  4. 10. When Moses says "see the salvation of the Lord," the word 'salvation' here means __________
  5. 12. Just as we have to nourish our physical bodies daily, we should nourish our ________ bodies as well.
  6. 13. Pharoah also took 600 ________ chariots, meaning his elite forces, and all the chariots of Egypt. (Exodus 14:7)
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  1. 1. When the Israelites began to ________ against Moses, it means they were complaining. (Exodus 15:24)
  2. 2. The small round thing on the ground was ________, a bread which the Lord hath given the Israelites to eat. (Exodus 16:14-15)
  3. 3. The Israelites could not drink of the water of Marah at first, because they were ________. (Exodus 15:23)
  4. 4. Moses stretched out his hand and parted the Red Sea with the ________ of the Lord.
  5. 7. There was enough manna for one ________ for every man. This refes to the size of the portion. (Exodus 16:16)
  6. 8. One of the main ideas of this story is to remind us that our battles in life are not always our own to win and that the Lord will ________ for us and with us. (Exodus 14:14)
  7. 11. When the Israelites first left Egypt, they went with an ________ hand, in celebration of their escape. (Exodus 14:8)