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You couldn't have a whole people escape by parting the Red Sea anymore, without causing the loss of billions worth of sea freight. amirite?

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Huh?

Nickyikky +6Reply

@Nickyikky Huh?

Moses supposedly allowed the people of Egypt to escape to the promised land by parting the Red Sea. But nowadays the Red Sea is one of the busiest sea freight route in the world. See what I mean ?

catsuperberg +4Reply

@catsuperberg Moses supposedly allowed the people of Egypt to escape to the promised land by parting the Red Sea. But nowadays...

Sea what I mean

Anonymous +7Reply

I suppose God could find a workaround for that problem.

BigMemer +6Reply

@BigMemer I suppose God could find a workaround for that problem.

Rather a sailaround !

catsuperberg +7Reply

If someone has the power to move The Red Sea, they have the power to also keep the sea freight safe just as the sea life once was.

bloodfarts_mccarthy +6Reply

@bloodfarts_mccarthy If someone has the power to move The Red Sea, they have the power to also keep the sea freight safe just as the sea...

I wouldn't assume no sea life was lost back then...

catsuperberg +7Reply

@catsuperberg I wouldn't assume no sea life was lost back then...

I'm assured there wasn't.

tonywonderslostnut +8Reply

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