cover of 'The Crossing of the Red Sea', an interactive Historical, Faith story on StoryAnts

The Crossing of the Red Sea

As an Israelite, guide your family through the path miraculously parted by Moses to escape the Egyptian army.

Historical
Faith

About this story

As an Israelite, guide your family through the path miraculously parted by Moses to escape the Egyptian army.

Main Characters

A

An Israelite Father

Source Figure

M

Miriam

Guide

P

Pharaoh's Charioteer

Antagonist

World Setting

Ancient Egypt during the Exodus, filled with desert landscapes and miraculous wonders.

Story facts

Genre
Historical, Faith
Audience
Children
Length
About 12 decisions
Language
English
Based on
Exodus by Unknown
Reader Engagement
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is "The Crossing of the Red Sea"?

"The Crossing of the Red Sea" is an interactive Historical, Faith story on StoryAnts based on a Bible story. You become the main character and make decisions that shape the plot — every choice leads to a different path and ending.

Is "The Crossing of the Red Sea" free to play?

Yes, "The Crossing of the Red Sea" is free to play on StoryAnts. No credit card or subscription required to start reading and making choices.

How many endings does "The Crossing of the Red Sea" have?

"The Crossing of the Red Sea" is an AI-powered interactive story, which means it has virtually infinite paths and endings. Each playthrough is unique — your choices generate new narrative continuations, so no two readers experience the exact same story.

Can I play "The Crossing of the Red Sea" on my phone?

Yes, "The Crossing of the Red Sea" works on any device with a web browser — phone, tablet, or computer. The interactive story is fully responsive and mobile-friendly.

Last updated October 9, 2026 · Plain-text version (Markdown)

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