Continuity mistake: A flock of sheep and goats crosses the Red Sea, but from the immediate opposite angle, they're nowhere to be seen.
Continuity mistake: The first man to cross the Red Sea is wearing a light blue and dark blue robe, followed by a man in a brown robe holding a blanket and a woman in blue on the left. A shot later, the first man is now wearing dark clothes, the one behind is wearing totally different clothes and his blanket is gone, and the woman has vanished.
Continuity mistake: After Moses parts the Red Sea, the light on the sand alternates between sunny or in the shadows, depending on the shot. This changes back and forth.
Answer: Although the Bible never states this, it's implied that he got to Mt. Sinai via an alternate route...after all, he did spend 40 days in the desert wandering around without any direction to go to. Afterwards was a different story.
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