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*Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Maiden without Hands" | *Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Maiden without Hands" | ||
Contains a brief allusion to the Exodus wherein the maiden, with the help of an angel, crosses a river on dry ground. | :Contains a brief allusion to the Exodus wherein the maiden, with the help of an angel, crosses a river on dry ground. | ||
*Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Six Servants" | *Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Six Servants" | ||
One of the servants of the hero sucks up part of the Red Sea to expose the floor so that the hero can obtain a ring. This servant later spits out what he had sucked up to drown the soldiers of the antagonist who were chasing the hero's party. | :One of the servants of the hero sucks up part of the Red Sea to expose the floor so that the hero can obtain a ring. This servant later spits out what he had sucked up to drown the soldiers of the antagonist who were chasing the hero's party. | ||
*Enoch 89:16-38 | *Enoch 89:16-38 | ||
Enoch sees the Exodus in a dream represented symbolicly. | :Enoch sees the Exodus in a dream represented symbolicly. | ||
==Cross-References== | ==Cross-References== | ||
*[[The 12 Tribes of Israel]] | *[[The 12 Tribes of Israel]] | ||
*[[The 10 Commandments]] | *[[The 10 Commandments]] | ||
*[[Catastrophism]] | |||
*[[Moses]] | |||
Revision as of 18:44, 6 August 2023
- Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Maiden without Hands"
- Contains a brief allusion to the Exodus wherein the maiden, with the help of an angel, crosses a river on dry ground.
- Grimm's Fairy Tales, "The Six Servants"
- One of the servants of the hero sucks up part of the Red Sea to expose the floor so that the hero can obtain a ring. This servant later spits out what he had sucked up to drown the soldiers of the antagonist who were chasing the hero's party.
- Enoch 89:16-38
- Enoch sees the Exodus in a dream represented symbolicly.