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A Little Overview
The book of Exodus was written by Moses.
It’s like Moses was saying, “You have your myth, but God’s people have the reality!”
Moses is honest about his insecurities and fears.
The ministries of Moses and Aaron are affirmed.
This passage highlights two things God will accomplish in the upcoming narrative: judgment and revelation.
The intent here is that Moses truly is God to Pharaoh in that God is acting through Moses.
God’s “hardening” of Pharaoh’s heart was to inspire him with nerve, not wickedness.
Moses responded to God with humility, Pharaoh responded with pride.
Do not let your age be an excuse for not letting God use you.
The serpent was a symbol of Pharaoh’s power.
Plague 1: The Nile Turned to blood
Plague 2: Frogs
Plague 3: Gnats
Plague 4: Flies
Plague 5: Death of Livestock
Plague 6: Boils
Plague 7:Hail
Plague 8: Locusts
Plague 9: Darkness
Plague 10: Death of the Firstborn
As God makes himself known to you, do you hold on to:
Your stubborn pride?
The false idols of this world?
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