ultra realistic 4k biblical illustration "Bitter Waters" from the Bible. After the Israelites' departure from the Red Sea, they reach a place in the wilderness where they find water, but it is bitter and undrinkable. Moses directs the people to seek out another water source, which turns out to be sweet and suitable for drinking. The setting takes place in the heart of the wilderness, with vast, rolling sand dunes in the background. The sun is setting, casting warm, golden hues across the landscape and creating long, dramatic shadows. At the center of the painting, we find the Israelites, dressed in their desert attire, each one holding empty containers and looking toward the stagnant, bitter water source with expressions of disappointment and concern. They are eager to quench their thirst but are clearly unable to drink from this undrinkable water. Moses, the prophet, plays a central role in the scene. He stands near a tree, which is a focal point of the narrative, and gazes heavenward, seeking guidance from God. His presence exudes a sense of leadership and faith as he searches for a solution to the water crisis. Behind Moses, the bitter waters are depicted with a turbid and unpleasant appearance, their colors mirroring their unpalatable nature. In contrast, the sweet waters are shown flowing from a different source, on the other side of the painting, pure and clear. The Israelites' faces convey a mix of frustration and hope as they contemplate the undrinkable water before them and the possibility of finding sustenance elsewhere. --ar 16:9 --v 6.0 --s 750