Does 'when thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee' promise presence through hardship rather than exemption from it, especially given the chapter opens by naming the nation directly, 'fear not: for I have redeemed thee'?
Theological<b>When you pass through water</b> When you passed through the Reed Sea, I was with you.<br><br><b>and in rivers, they shall not overflow you</b> You dwelt among the Egyptians and the heathens (peoples [: mss.]) numerous as the waters of a river, and...
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