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Stories of God preserving, guiding, feeding, healing, and delivering people in danger or need.

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Moses leads the Israelites across dry ground between walls of water in the Red Sea while the pillar of cloud stands between Israel and the Egyptians.

A Safe Path Through the Sea

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses and the Israelites in a wilderness camp discover fine, flaky manna on the ground after the dew lifts.

Manna on the Ground

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah beside the Brook Cherith as ravens bring him bread and meat, with water nearby, based on 1 Kings 17:5–6.

Ravens Bring Food to Elijah

1 Kings 17:1-16

Elisha listens as an unnamed widow shows him a small jar of oil inside her house, based on 2 Kings 4:2.

The Widow Shows Her Jar of Oil

2 Kings 4:1-7

The captive Israelite girl respectfully speaks with Naaman’s wife in a simple household setting about the prophet in Samaria who could help Naaman.

A Helpful Message

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah stands facing a distant view of Nineveh while a symbolic light from above represents the LORD’s command to go there.

God Sends Jonah to Nineveh

Jonah 1–4

Daniel kneeling in prayer at an open upstairs window facing Jerusalem while administrators and satraps observe outside.

Daniel Prays Faithfully

Daniel 6:1-28

Jesus sits with several disciples in a boat as they leave the seashore and begin crossing the sea, with other boats nearby.

Setting Out Across the Sea

Mark 4:35–41

Paul encouraging passengers and sailors on a storm-tossed ship, with storm clouds, waves, a distant island, and a subtle radiant angelic presence.

Paul Encourages Everyone in the Storm

Acts 27:1-44

Moses holding his staff and reassuring worried Israelites near the Red Sea, based on Exodus 14:13-14.

Stand Firm and Trust

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses gives instructions while Israelites gather manna in containers around their tents.

Gathering What Each Person Needs

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah beside the Brook Cherith with nearby ravens and flowing water, illustrating 1 Kings 17:2-4.

Elijah Goes to the Brook

1 Kings 17:1-16

The unnamed widow and her two sons carry empty containers borrowed from several neighbors toward their home, preparing to follow Elisha’s instruction.

Borrowing Empty Containers

2 Kings 4:1-7

Naaman prepares to travel to Israel with the king of Aram’s letter, horses or chariots, silver, gold, and changes of clothing.

Naaman Carries the King’s Letter

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah boards a ship at Joppa to travel toward Tarshish instead of going to Nineveh, as described in Jonah 1:3.

Jonah Boards the Ship

Jonah 1–4

Daniel is placed into the lions’ den while distressed King Darius stands nearby; a stone and the king’s signet ring seal the entrance.

Daniel Enters the Lions’ Den

Daniel 6:1-28

Several frightened disciples in a boat as wind and waves beat into it and water begins filling the boat.

The Storm Fills the Boat

Mark 4:35–41

Paul gives thanks before breaking bread and sharing food with sailors, soldiers, and prisoners on a ship’s deck before dawn.

Paul Gives Thanks and Shares Food

Acts 27:1-44

The Israelites cross the Red Sea on dry ground with walls of water on both sides while a pillar of cloud stands between them and the Egyptians.

The Cloud Between the People

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses and the Israelites observe quail covering the camp near their tents in the evening, based on Exodus 16:13.

Quail Around the Camp

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah asks the widow at Zarephath for water and bread while she gathers sticks, with her son, a jar of flour, and a jug of oil nearby.

Elijah Meets the Widow

1 Kings 17:1-16

An unnamed widow pours oil from a jar into containers inside her closed household while her two sons bring empty containers and set filled ones aside.

Oil Fills the Containers

2 Kings 4:1-7

Naaman at Elisha’s house receives from Elisha’s messenger the instruction to wash seven times in the Jordan River, with Elisha nearby and horses and chariots present.

Wash in the Jordan

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah being carefully lowered from a ship toward the sea during a great storm, with sailors nearby and a calm-water cue showing the sea becoming calm.

The Storm and the Calm Sea

Jonah 1–4

King Darius calls to Daniel at the lions’ den while Daniel answers alive and unharmed among the lions; the scene includes the den’s stone and may include a simple angel representation.

Daniel Is Safe

Daniel 6:1-28

Jesus asleep on a cushion in the stern of a boat while several disciples approach to wake him, from Mark 4:38.

Jesus Sleeps on a Cushion

Mark 4:35–41

Paul warns Julius and soldiers as sailors lower a small boat and pretend to set anchors beside the main ship on a dark sea; the boat’s ropes are cut.

The Small Boat Is Cut Away

Acts 27:1-44

Moses and Aaron address the Israelites in their wilderness camp as they hear the LORD’s promise of evening meat and morning bread from heaven.

The Promise of Bread from Heaven

Exodus 16:1-36

Moses stretches out his hand with his staff toward the Red Sea as the LORD opens a dry path for the Israelites.

The Path Opens

Exodus 14:1-31

Elijah, the widow at Zarephath, her son, and the household share food while a jar of flour and jug of oil represent the LORD’s provision.

Food for Elijah and the Household

1 Kings 17:1-16

An illustration concept of the unnamed widow, her two sons, Elisha, and containers of oil in the household setting, showing provision for the family.

Provision for the Family

2 Kings 4:1-7

Naaman and his servants at the Jordan River as Naaman washes seven times and is restored, based on 2 Kings 5:11-14.

Naaman Chooses Obedience

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah praying inside a great fish in the sea, with a sequence showing three days and three nights before his release onto dry land.

Jonah Prays Inside the Great Fish

Jonah 1–4

Daniel stands beside the opened lions’ den while King Darius looks on; calm lions remain inside, and an angel represents God’s reported protection.

Daniel’s Trust Is Rewarded

Daniel 6:1-28

Jesus in a boat speaking to the wind and sea as the storm becomes calm, based on Mark 4:39.

Peace, Be Still

Mark 4:35–41

Paul, Julius, soldiers, prisoners, sailors, and other passengers reach an unnamed beach after a ship breaks apart; some swim and others use planks and ship pieces.

Everyone Reaches the Shore

Acts 27:1-44

Pharaoh and the Egyptian army approach the Israelites’ camp beside the Red Sea with horses, chariots, and horsemen.

The Army Approaches

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses speaks with the Israelites about gathering a double portion of manna on the sixth day and preparing for the Sabbath.

Preparing for a Day of Rest

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah stands beside the dry bed of the Brook Cherith after the brook became dry because there had been no rain.

The Brook Becomes Dry

1 Kings 17:1-16

Naaman washing seven times in the Jordan River, represented by seven stones, ripples, or numbered markers.

Seven Times in the Jordan

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah walking through Nineveh and announcing that the city will be overthrown in forty days while people listen.

Jonah Announces Nineveh’s Warning

Jonah 1–4

King Darius presents a written decree honoring the living God to representatives, with Daniel standing respectfully nearby.

A Decree Honors the Living God

Daniel 6:1-28

Jesus faces several disciples in a boat on a calm sea after the storm, asking why they are afraid and whether they still have no faith.

Questions on the Calm Sea

Mark 4:35–41

Paul travels toward Rome as a prisoner under Julius’s guard aboard a ship with other prisoners and crew, passing through difficult coastal waters toward Fair Havens.

A Difficult Journey Toward Rome

Acts 27:1-44

Moses teaches Israelites in the camp as they keep the double portion of manna gathered before the Sabbath, with prepared food and cooking vessels nearby.

Manna Preserved for the Sabbath

Exodus 16:1-36

The Israelites crossing the Red Sea on dry ground between walls of water, with Moses and the pillar of cloud present.

Walking on Dry Ground

Exodus 14:1-31

Naaman returns to Elisha at his house with gifts, while Elisha refuses them after Naaman’s healing.

Thankful, Not Paying

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah, the king of Nineveh, and people throughout Nineveh responding to God’s warning with sackcloth, ashes, humility, and repentance.

Nineveh Turns Back

Jonah 1–4

Jesus and several disciples in a boat on a calm sea after the storm, with the disciples looking toward Jesus and one another in awe.

Wonder at Jesus’ Authority

Mark 4:35–41

Pharaoh’s Egyptian horses, chariots, and horsemen pursue the Israelites inside the divided Red Sea, but the chariot wheels become clogged and difficult to move beneath the pillar of fire and cloud.

The Chariots Cannot Move

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses instructs Aaron to keep an omer of fine, flaky manna before the testimony as a remembrance for future generations.

Remembering God’s Provision

Exodus 16:1-36

Naaman speaks with Elisha after his healing and receives a peaceful farewell, with a small amount of earth from Israel nearby.

Go in Peace

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah beneath a simple shelter east of Nineveh, looking toward the city while upset, based on Jonah 4:1–5.

Jonah Waits Outside Nineveh

Jonah 1–4

Moses stretches out his hand as the Red Sea returns around the pursuing Egyptians, while the Israelites remain safe on dry ground.

The Waters Return

Exodus 14:1-31

The Israelites gathering manna in the wilderness, with a distant inhabited land representing the forty years they ate manna.

Daily Food Through the Wilderness

Exodus 16:1-36

Naaman and his attendants travel with horses and chariots toward the Jordan River after receiving Elisha’s instruction through a messenger.

Following the Prophet’s Direction

2 Kings 5:1-19

Jonah beneath a plant’s shade while a visual sequence shows the plant, worm, scorching east wind, and Nineveh with people and animals in the distance.

The Plant and God’s Question

Jonah 1–4

The Israelites and Moses stand on the seashore after crossing the Red Sea, recognizing the LORD’s rescue.

Israel Sees the Rescue

Exodus 14:1-31

Naaman returns to Elisha at Elisha’s house after being healed, offering gifts that Elisha refuses.

Returning With Thanks

2 Kings 5:1-19