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Exodus 8:1 · BSB
8:1 Then the LORD said to Moses, “Go to Pharaoh and tell him that this is what the LORD says: ‘Let My people go, so that they may worship Me.
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…God's hardening. Listen carefully. You see a pattern throughout the beginning of the book of Exodus, but let me just give you two examples. First,Exodus chapter 8and verse 15. There Moses records, but when Pharaoh saw there was a respite, that is from the plagues, he hardened his heart and would not listen…
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…of the people in the wilderness, through the wilderness, on towards the land that God had promised them. God had said to them through Moses inExodus chapter 8that he had heard their groanings. He was coming out. He had come down to rescue them out of the hand of the Egyptians, to take them out of that…
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…to try to find clean water and couldn't find it. It was all blood. So then the second plague is the frogs. It was described in the first part ofExodus chapter 8. A large number of frogs would not have been unusual because the Nile had plenty of marshes, especially when the waters backed up and left little…
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…of the Egyptian faith, this false god Haket, and and it's like God says, happy? No. Haket, no. You keep going. You've got lice. It actually says inExodus chapter 8, the Lord said to Moses, Tell Aaron, your brother, raise your staff and strike the ground. The dust will turn into swarms of gnats throughout the…
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…of the Egyptian faith, this false god Haket, and and it's like God says, happy? No. Haket, no. You keep going. You've got lice. It actually says inExodus chapter 8, the Lord said to Moses, Tell Aaron, your brother, raise your staff and strike the ground. The dust will turn into swarms of gnats throughout the…
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…experienced something that his fathers had only dreamt about. Moses experienced the fullness of what God was able to do. Moses knew who God was. InExodus chapter 8, only a few plagues have come to pass, and the power of God is unfolding before their eyes. This is the I am. We see a different attitude in…
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…believe it or not I'm sure there's many other illustrations we can use but here is one to consider. Let's go to the second plague. Let's go toExodus chapter 8. And verse 13. Now remember there are certain plagues that when Pharaoh asked for forgiveness and when he asked for the plaque to cease, Moses…
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…day. Here's the first one that I want us to write down: the compromise of proximity. The compromise of proximity. Let me tell you what I mean. InExodus chapter 8, verses uh 25 through 28, here's what it says. And and Pharaoh called for Moses and Aaron. All right, go ahead and offer your sacrifices to your…
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…because not only settled in their opposition to God, they're demonically deceived. Those frogs make you think about the second plague of Egypt inExodus chapter 8. And if you remember that account, this was one of those plagues that Pharaoh's magicians were able to replicate. And so maybe a way to think about…
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…frog stop. And so Pharaoh says, Hey, you know what? Okay, okay, make it stop, and and and I'll give you what God wants. Look down at verse 15 ofExodus chapter 8. But when Pharaoh saw that there was a respite, there was a break, that there was relief, he hardened his heart and would not listen to them as the…
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