Wherefore it is said] These two verses import some miraculous conformitie betwixt what God did at the Red Sea, and what he did at Arnon in the borders of Moab: what the former were we finde in Exodus: for the latter there is reference made to a book which is not extant, or else latent, that we know not where to find it. Some say, that as the Red Sea served for a passage to the Israelites, yet drowned the Egyptians, so the high rocks at the brook of Arnon fell upon the enemies of Israel, and made a moer easie and even passage for the Israelites; so the Jewish Rabbins relate, and some Christian Writers too easily beleeve them.