Joshua 3:13
the soles.15,16; Ex 14:19-22of the Lord.11stand upon.16; Ex 15:8; Ps 33:7; 78:13; 114:3-5; Hab 3:15Joshua 3:15
the feet.13; Isa 26:6Jordan overfloweth.The ordinary current of the Jordan, near where the Israelites crossed, is said by Maundrell, to be about twenty yards across, deeper than a man's height, and so rapid, that there is no swimming against it. It has, however, two banks; the first, or inner one, is that of the river in its natural state, and the second, or outer one, about a furlong distant, is that of its overflowings, which it does when the summer's sun has melted the snow on mount Lebanon and Hermon, in the months of March and April. And this was the time which God chose that the Israelites should pass over it; that a miraculous interposition might be necessary; and that, by the miracle, they might be convinced of his omnipotence. 4:18; 1Ch 12:15; Jer 12:5; 49:19all the time.5:10-12; Le 23:10-16; De 16:1-9Psalms 86:10
For.8; 72:18; 77:14,15; 145:3-5; Ex 15:11; Job 11:7; Da 6:26,27Ac 2:19-22; 4:30; Ro 15:18,19; Heb 2:4God.De 6:3,4; 32:39; Isa 37:16,20; 44:6-8; Mr 12:29; 1Co 8:4; Eph 4:6Psalms 114:1-7
1 The miracles wrought by God, when he brought his people out of Egypt, are a just ground of fearing him. (Title.)This short, and apparently imperfect Psalm, for elegance and sublimity, yields to few in the whole book. The composition of it is inexpressibly beautiful, and in the highest style of poetry. Israel.Ex 12:41,42; 13:3; 20:2; De 16:1; 26:8; Isa 11:16a people.81:5; Ge 42:23 Ex 6:7; 19:5,6; 25:8; 29:45,46; Le 11:45; De 23:14; 27:9,12Eze 37:26-28; 2Co 6:16,17; Re 21:3 sea.77:16; 104:7; 106:9; Ex 14:21; 15:8; Isa 63:12; Hab 3:8,15Jordan.74:15; Jos 3:13-16; Hab 3:9 39:6; 68:16; Ex 19:18; 20:18; Jud 5:4,5; Jer 4:23,24; Mic 1:3,4Na 1:5; Hab 3:6,8; 2Pe 3:7-11; Re 20:11 Jer 47:6,7; Hab 3:8 skipped.4; 29:6 Tremble.77:18; 97:4,5; 104:32; Job 9:6; 26:11; Isa 64:1-3; Jer 5:22Mic 6:1,2
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