The total separation, the antithesis between Israelite and Egyptian is stressed in v. 7 of ch. 11. B. The theological significance. That Egypt’s gods (the animistic worship of idols) were being cursed is made clear, “and on all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgments” (Exod 12:...
Learn how the ten plagues pronounced upon Egypt by the Lord, through His prophet Moses, correspond with the ten popular Egyptian gods of the time.
Pharaoh lets the people go, as Moses helps the prizes fall in the thrilling new Plagues of Egypt. Progressive jackpots, stacks wilds and respins add to the epic wins.
Signs and Wonders in the Land of Ham: A Description of the Ten Plagues of Egypt, with Ancient and Modern Parallels and Illustrations This is a complimentary assignment for the lesson on the Plagues of Egypt. With a little research on the Egyptian gods and goddesses, there are some strong.....
the Egyptian magicians did the same things by their secret arts, and Pharaoh’s heart became hard; he would not listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had said. Instead, he turned and went into his palace, and did not take even this to heart. And all the Egyptians dug along ...
Why did not Moses himself smite the dust? Because Moses hid in the dust the body of the Egyptian whom he found smiting a Hebrew, and the dust concealed his action. Therefore were the plagues involving the water and the dust wrought through Aaron. ...
Why did the Egyptians have to put animal heads on their gods?The pantheon of false Egyptian gods was a terrifying mix of half-human, half-sacred animals; because in the absence of the one true God, we can only invent gods in our own image, or in the image of things we see around ...
The first plague was directed against the Nile one of the Egyptian deities, adored as a source of life, not only to the produce of the land, but to its inhabitants. The second plague, that of the frogs, struck also at the idolatry of Egypt; for the frog was an object of worship. ...
He's the next link in the hierarchy, the inheritance chain, and the royal line—that's a lot of money and a lot of power to lose. This is no longer just a war between gods, it's also an attempt to mess up the way Egyptian society works. Imagine if half of all legal contracts ...