What do the events that are recounted by the Scripture Writers in Exodus (i.e. the Crossing of the Red Sea, the Manna in the Desert, etc.) tell us about their w

Question

What do the events that are recounted by the Scripture Writers in Exodus (i.e. the Crossing of the Red Sea, the Manna in the Desert, etc.) tell us about their world view

Answer 1

It tells they have a theistic world view, which is one where Gods exists, is involved in the affairs of mankind, gives revelation, and seeks relationship with people.

Answer 2

Worldview: a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world.

 

They thought that God's actions were visible in the world.  Occurrences that possible had scientific explanations were attributed to miracles performed by God on man's behalf.