The Exodus narrative provides another powerful example of a mighty wind as God's instrument of deliverance. When the Israelites were trapped between Pharaoh's army and the Red Sea, "the Lord drove back the sea by a strong east wind all night and made the s ea dry" (Exodus 14:21). In this case, the mighty wind becomes an instrument of divine intervention, demonstrating God's power over nature and His commitment to saving His people.
It is the powerful smell of escape and at the same time the energetic smell of the pursuer, the smell of liberation
