Week 16 · Apr 13-19, 2026
Through the Red Sea
Exodus 14-18
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Discussion Questions
Use these questions to guide your class discussion or personal study of Exodus 14-18.
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How can studying Exodus 14-18 strengthen our faith in Jesus Christ?
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What experiences have helped you develop a stronger testimony of the principles taught in Through the Red Sea?
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What reasons for gratitude can we find in Exodus 14-18?
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How can practicing gratitude help us apply the lessons from Through the Red Sea?
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