In the heart of ancient Egypt, where the mighty Nile flows and the pyramids tower over the land, the Israelites lived in bondage under a fierce Pharaoh. Despite their oppression, hope lingered in their hearts. Among them was Moses, a man raised in the very palace of Pharaoh, who witnessed the suffering of his people, igniting a fire within him to act. Moses approached Pharaoh boldly, demanding the release of the Israelites in the name of God. Pharaoh, blinded by power and arrogance, refused to yield. In response, God unleashed ten devastating plagues on Egypt, from swarms of locusts to the darkness that fell for three days, until finally, the worst struck— the death of the firstborns. After this, Pharaoh’s heart softened, and he reluctantly let the Israelites go. With joy and trepidation, they fled into the night, leaving slavery behind. But as they reached the edge of the Red Sea, Pharaoh changed his mind, sending his army to recapture them. In a moment of divine intervention, Moses raised his staff, parting the sea and creating a path through the waters. The Israelites walked through safely, while the relentless army pursued. Once they were free, Moses lifted his staff again, and the waters crashed down, drowning Pharaoh and his troops. This incredible story of liberation and faith resonates through history, marking a powerful turning point.