Bronzed resin statue finished by hand in each particular detail. The crossing of the Red Sea is the most famous part of the Exodus, the escape from Israel from the tyrannic leadership of the Egyptian army, led by Moses. Since the Egyptians were almost near the Jewish people and only the large Red Sea impeded the advance of the God’s elected people, Moses asks for the help of God and when he holds out the staff, the sea is parted and the Israelites walked on the dry ground. Then, when the Egyptians came, the sea closed and the enemy army was drowned.