eruthros identifies the sea named in accounts of signs, deliverance, and crossing.

The two occurrences use the adjective with the sea named in accounts of signs and of the people's crossing on dry land.

1. The sea named in signs and crossing accounts · dominant

   In Acts 7:36, the dative singular feminine form occurs in the setting of wonders and signs, where the APB renders “at the Red Sea.” In Hebrews 11:29, the accusative singular feminine form occurs with the people's crossing, and the APB renders “crossed the Red Sea as on dry land.”

   Acts 7:36Hebrews 11:29

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the phrase as “at the Red Sea” in Acts 7:36 and “crossed the Red Sea” in Hebrews 11:29. These render the verse clauses rather than isolating the adjective by itself.