Editing Pi-HaHiroth (section)

{{short description|Fourth station of the Exodus}}
'''Pi-HaHiroth''' ({{Lang|hbo|פִּי הַחִירֹת|rtl=yes|italic=no}} ''Pī haḤīrōṯ''),  is the fourth [[Stations of the Exodus|station of the Exodus]] mentioned in {{Bibleverse|Exodus|14:2|ESV}}. The fifth and sixth stations [[Marah (Bible)|Marah]] and [[Elim (Bible)|Elim]] are located on the [[Red Sea]]. The biblical books [[Book of Exodus|Exodus]] and [[Book of Numbers|Numbers]] refer to Pi-HaHiroth as the place where the [[Israelite]]s encamped between [[Migdol]] and the sea, opposite [[Baal Zephon]], while awaiting an attack by the [[Pharaohs_in_the_Bible#In_the_Book_of_Exodus|Pharaoh]], prior to [[crossing the Red Sea]].<ref>{{bibleverse|Exodus|14:2|KJV}} and {{bibleverse|Numbers|33:7|KJV}}</ref>