No sir, I answered your question, fully and directly, twice now, but you just don't like the answer, so you keep working at it, falsely claiming "no answer".
redleghunter: "Do you believe the Biblical account of God literally parting the Red Sea through Moses to deliver the Israelites from the army of Pharoah?"
Of course I do, isn't that clear?
But if you also asked, "can science prove, confirm or otherwise verify it?" the answer is: not so far as I know of, though some interesting hypotheses have been offered in explanation.
The fact is the Bible tells us God brought the Israelites out of slavery in Africa, and that remains the Truth, regardless of how much, or how little, of it can be confirmed scientifically.
redleghunter: "If not, at what point in the OT and/or NT do you believe the real literal miracles of God are evidenced?"
Evidenced? Physical evidence? Scientifically verifiable physical evidence? Of miracles?
The phrase "scientific evidence of miracles" is a contradiction in terms -- by definition, you can't have "scientific evidence" of a miracle, since science is forbidden from seeing the miracle, and can only describe whatever "natural processes" it finds.
I believe what the Bible says, while acknowledging that some of it can be explained in natural-science terms, and much cannot.
Thanks. An interesting position.