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Exodus 10:7 · BSB
10:7 Pharaoh’s officials asked him, “How long will this man be a snare to us? Let the people go, so that they may worship the LORD their God. Do you not yet realize that Egypt lies in ruins?”
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…being plummeted down upon the people of Egypt. Because of his refusal to let the people go. And on one occasion, his own wise men come to him inExodus 10:7, and they say, Pharaoh, don't you see that all of Israel, all of Egypt is in ruins? Let these people go so they can worship their God. And he…
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…One more time. If I see you guys. Again, I'm going to kill. Y'all like I'm done with. You even there's a. Sorry, I have my. Verse here. Yeah, so.Exodus chapter 10, verse 7. This is kind of where we're at. Pharaoh's official said to. Him How long will this man be a snare to? Us, let the people go. So that they may…
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…heart is hardened against God. When Moses warns against the plague of locusts coming, we see the court officials urging Pharaoh to let Israel go.Exodus 10:7. Yet we see that although more and more people are starting to recognise God's power, it is Pharaoh that remains stubbornly resistant towards Moses…
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