MOSES AND THE PLAGUES OF EGYPT (part 1)

Exodus 7 - 9

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Exodus chapters 7 - 9

Exodus 7 v 8-12
God told Moses and Aaron
to go down to the River
Nile where Pharaoh went
in the morning. They had a
message from God to give
to Pharaoh, Let my people
go, so that they may worship
me in the wilderness.
Pharaoh refused.

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So Aaron did what God had
instructed and struck the
River Nile with his staff. The
water was changed to blood.
Fish died, the Egyptians
could not drink the water
and the river smelt.

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Pharaohs magicians did the
same thing by their secret
arts. Pharaoh refused to
obey God and turned and
went back to the palace.

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Exodus 8
Seven days later, God told
Moses to tell Aaron to
stretch his staff over the
streams, canals and ponds
to make frogs come out
onto the land.

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Pharaohs magicians used

their secret arts and were
able to do the same.

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Frogs were everywhere and

Pharaoh summoned Moses
and Aaron.

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Pray to your God to take the
frogs away from my people
and I will let your people go,
promised Pharaoh.
Moses replied, So you will
know there is no-one like
God, the frogs will leave you
and your houses tomorrow.

Moses prayed to God and

He answered. Frogs died in
the houses, courtyards and
fields. The dead frogs were
piled into heaps and the
smell was really bad.
Pharaoh, however, broke his
promise and refused to let
the Hebrews go and worship
God in the wilderness.

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So God told Moses to tell
Aaron to strike the dust with
his staff and the dust would
become gnats. Pharaohs
magicians tried but could
not do this. This is the finger
of God, they told Pharaoh.

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Gnats were on people and

animals everywhere.

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Pharaoh still had a hard

heart and refused to let the
Hebrews go and worship
God.

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Early in the morning as
Pharaoh went down to the
river, Moses and Aaron told
him what God had planned
next. Swarms of flies would
buzz around the Egyptians
but not the Hebrew slaves
living in Goshen.

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Dense swarms of flies came

into the palace and the
houses of the Egyptians.

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But the flies stayed away

from the Hebrew slaves.

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Pharaoh summoned Moses
and Aaron. I will let you go
and offer sacrifices to your
God but you must not go far.
Now pray to God to stop the
flies.

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Moses prayed and the
next day the flies left. But
Pharaoh broke his promise
and refused to let the
Hebrew slaves go.

Exodus 9
Moses went Pharaoh again.
If you refuse to let my
people go, tomorrow God
will bring a terrible plague
on your horses, donkeys,
camels, cattle sheep and
goats. But livestock of the
slaves will be spared.

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The next day the livestock of

the Egyptians died.

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Pharaoh investigated and
found out that the animals
belonging to the Hebrew
slaves were alive and well,
But he refused to let Gods
people go and worship Him
in the wilderness.

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Moses took soot from a
furnace and threw it into the
air in front of Pharaoh. God
says, this soot will become
a fine dust and people and
animals will get festering
boils.

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Pharaohs magicians could
not stand before Moses
because of the boils that
broke out on them and the
Egyptians.
But Pharaoh still refused to
let Gods people go.

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God sent Moses to tell
Pharaoh that he was going
to show his power by
sending the worse hailstorm
Egypt had ever had. Anyone
not sheltering inside would
be risking their life.

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The officials of Pharaoh
who feared God brought
their families and animals
indoors. But those who
ignored God stayed outside.
When Moses raised his staff
the worse storm anyone had
ever seen blew up.

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Lightning filled the skies

and large hailstones came
pounding down.

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Those caught outside were

killed. But the storm did
not hit the slaves living in
Goshen.

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I have sinned. The Lord is

right, Pharaoh told Moses. I
will let you go.

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Moses went out of the city
and spread out his hands to
God. The thunder and hail
stopped.

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Pharaoh, however, then
changed his mind and
stubbornly refused to let
Gods people go.
He thought he could defy
God but God was not
finished with him yet.

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