Clue 1 · source detail
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A song is recorded on the far shore.
Exodus 15:20–21 records Miriam and the women singing after the crossing.
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Shaphan’s Wilderness Realm
Inspired by Moses (biblical Exodus tradition) · Words, records and trust · Grades 3–6 (proposed)
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What does the verse actually say about the song on the far shore?
Read the words as the text gives them, then check your claim against Exodus 15:20–21. Shaphan and the other animals are fictional guides; Moses is never depicted.
Clue 2 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
The sample quotes Exodus 15:21 in the King James Version.
Check every word against the KJV and write the book, chapter, and verse.
Clue 3 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
The text tells us the tune and instruments.
The cited verses record the song, but do not specify a melody or instruments.
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What a careful answer can say: A careful theory is that the text records a song after the crossing and names Miriam among those singing. The KJV wording can be checked word for word against the cited verses.
What the evidence cannot settle: These verses do not tell us the melody, instruments, or exactly how the song sounded. They also do not establish details added by later pictures or retellings.
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- Exodus 15:20–21, King James Version (Project Gutenberg eBook #10).
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- • King James Version verses only, word for word from the verified ledger (Exodus 2:10, 3:14, 13:21, 16:18, 20:3). Text-or-tradition labels are applied throughout.
- • Moses is never depicted in any artwork.
- • Sunday-school keyword and grade-band decisions are still open.
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