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Exodus 7:11–12 · BSB
7:11 But Pharaoh called the wise men and sorcerers and magicians of Egypt, and they also did the same things by their magic arts.
7:12 Each one threw down his staff, and it became a serpent. But Aaron’s staff swallowed up the other staffs.
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…back on that apartment. Um, yeah, plagues are a great way to get people out of something. So we had our own little Exodus. And here we have anExodus chapter 7through 10, the ten plagues. God wants to rescue his people out of slavery in Egypt, but Pharaoh will not let those people, the Hebrews, go…
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…will be God to Pharaoh, sound so out of place? What if this phrase isn't meant to be extraordinary but ordinary? What if we read this phrase fromExodus chapter 7, next to Genesis chapter 1, verses 26 and 27, where it says, Then God said, Let us make man in our in our image, after our likeness, and let him…
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…Terrible sin. We're going to see it in the Old Testament here in a second. And um let's go ahead and turn back there. Turn back to find the verse.Exodus chapter 7. Exodus chapter 7. I'm running out of time and I don't want to miss this. We we talked about Moses last week or the week before and the miracles…
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…that, but when you go back and read in history, you discover Janus and Jambris were two of the magicians in Egypt who opposed Moses and Aaron inExodus chapters 7and 8. They opposed Moses. They opposed the truth and they actively opposed it. They even performed miracles. For example, their staff turned to…
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…you for listening to the message today. I hope that it blesses you and all those you share it with. God bless you. Alright, let's get into the wordExodus Chapter 7, if you would stand with me. Exodus chapter 7, verses 1 through 5. Exodus is after Genesis If you have it, say I have it. Amen. Praise the Lord.…
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…Egypt with the boils and the water that turned to blood, and the extreme darkness that occurred on the face of the earth for three days. AndExodus Chapter 7, nine and 10, verse 2, we see that, we see the first Angel, He goes forth, it goes out and pours out his bowl upon the earth. And a foul and…
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…We'll be happy to do it sometime at your house. [SPEAKER_01]: It is actually a great joy. [SPEAKER_01]: If you would, please turn as me toExodus chapter 7as we continue our study through this second book of the Bible, Exodus chapter 7. [SPEAKER_01]: If you remember from previous sermons,…
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…So there's this movement of supernaturalism today, the counter and copy the movements of God in the Scriptures. The Lord warns us inExodus Chapter 7through 9. Aaron, remember when he was working with Moses to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt, he performed miracles by God. It was very…
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…you and I, as Christians, need to be reminded of who God is, his power, what he is capable of. And that's what I think he wants to do today. InExodus chapter 7, we're gonna start here, verse 3. We we camped out it toward the end of Exodus 7 last week, but I want to back up even further in verse 3. God is…
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…we are going to be continuing our study through the book of Exodus today before we get to the baptism. So if you have your Bibles, you can open toExodus chapter 7. We have been studying through this Old Testament historical narrative that tells the story of God saving and rescuing his people, people of…
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…room and clean it up. And so God began to deal with Pharaoh, and he said, I'm gonna show you Pharaoh better than I can tell you. And so we know inExodus chapter 7through 11, there were 10 plagues that God released upon the Egyptians. He was showing them better than he could tell them. You won't hear me, so…
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…you're you're going to discover something important. Now, a lot of what I'm focusing on, there are several chapters that basically span fromExodus chapter 7, uh, chapter 8, chapter 9, all the way to chapter 10. I'm going to give you some of these examples here in just a moment, uh, of how the Bible…
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…the the overthrow of Egypt in the Red Sea. And so she led the women in temples and dances as they sang praise to God. She's called a prophetus. InExodus chapter 7, God identifies Aaron as a prophet who would speak on behalf of Moses to Pharaoh and to the people. We saw in Numbers 11 that God put his spirit on…
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…blood. It doesn't have all that death in it. No, that's not going to be the case. And what happened to the Nile River in Egypt, as we see back inExodus chapter 7and Psalm 78 talks about it, now happens to, get this, the world's entire supply of fresh water. The contamination of the world's oceans will be an…
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…back up and God swallowed up the Egyptians with the sea in judgment and what makes this even more interesting is if you look back I think it's inExodus chapter 7when Moses and Aaron go before Pharaoh Aaron throws down his staff and it becomes a snake, a serpent and then Pharaoh's magicians are able to do…
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…brought by the two witnesses. Moses turned the waters of the Nile into what? Blood in Exodus 7 and announced the other plagues on Egypt reported inExodus chapter 7through 11. And then second, both the Old Testament and Jewish tradition expected that Moses and Elijah to return in the future. Actually, Malachi…
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…of Sodom and Gomorrah, not just for their sexual immorality, but also for their neglect of the poor, which we learn from Ezekiel, the prophet.Exodus, chapter 7through 12,. Now we're in the time of Moses, the 1400s BC. What does God do with sin? In ten plagues upon Pharaoh and the Egyptians who had held…
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…But the plagues are also called by the Old Testament signs and wonders. You might not believe me, but I just want to quote God for a second.Exodus Chapter 7. This is God talking. But I will harden Pharaoh's heart. And though I multiply my I told you, I told you I wasn't in Egypt, He will not listen to…
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…to interact with that which he created. A little bit of a caution when it comes to this stuff. Not always the most fun thing to talk about, butExodus chapter 7. So Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh and did what the Lord had commanded them. Aaron threw down his staff before Pharaoh and his officials, and it…
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Good morning. Passage of Scripture is fromExodus chapter 7, verses 1 through 13. And the Lord said to Moses, See, I have made you like God to Pharaoh, and your brother Aaron shall be your prophet. You shall speak all that I…
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