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<li>An angel of&nbsp;God and a pillar of cloud and fire guarded the multitude <span class="nb">(Exodus 13:21-22; 14:19).</span></li>

<li>A strong wind made a path for the Israelites through the sea <span class="nb">(Exodus 14:21-29).</span></li>

<li>The Egyptian&#39;s chariot wheels were made to swerve; the army was drowned in the sea 
<span class="nb">(Exodus 14:25-31)</span></li>

<li>Bitter waters were made sweet and drinkable <span class="nb">(Exodus 15:22-25).</span></li>

<li>Manna rains from heaven for bread. Quail are sent to provide meat<span class="nb">(Exodus 16:4,13-18).</span></li>

<li>Water comes from a rock <span class="nb">(Exodus 17:2-6)</span></li>

<li> Moses&rsquo;s raised hand allows the Israelites to prevail over Amalek 
     <span class="nb">(Exodus 17:9-13).</span></li>

<li>God speaks from the mountain at Sinai <span class="nb">(Exodus 19:2-6; 16-21)</span></li>

<li>The wind brings the quail (Numbers 11:31)</li>

<li>Miriam&#39;s rebellion and leprosy (Numbers 12:5-10)</li>

<li>The ground opens and swallows Korah (Numbers 16:19-35)</li>

<li>The budding of Aaron&#39;s staff (Numbers 17:1-11)</li>

<li>Water from the rock and Moses&rsquo;s sin (Numbers 20:2-13)</li>

<li>The bronze snake on a pole (Numbers 21:4-9)</li>

<li>The crossing of the Jordan (Joshua 3)</li>

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