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• All this Moses repeated to the Israelites, but they, in their bitterness of heart and the misery of their bondage, would not listen to him. (Exodus 6, 9)

• When the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, giving them a message to the Israelites and to the Egyptian king, Pharao, and bidding them lead the sons of Israel away out of Egypt, (Exodus 6, 13)

• Meanwhile Aaron’s son Eleazar married one of the daughters of Phutiel, and become the father of Phineës. Such were the heads of the Levite families that gave their names to clans. (Exodus 6, 25)

• It was these two, Aaron and Moses, who had orders from the Lord to lead the Israelites away, in their full muster, out of Egypt; (Exodus 6, 26)

• but Moses hung back and asked the Lord to his face, How should Pharao listen to me, tongue-tied as I am? (Exodus 6, 30)

• but I, meanwhile, will harden Pharao’s heart. Many signs, many portents will I give in this land of Egypt, (Exodus 7, 3)

• and still he will not listen. Then Egypt shall feel the weight of my hand, and I will deliver the Israelites, my army, my people, out of Egypt, with signal acts of redress. (Exodus 7, 4)

• All Egypt shall know that it was I, the Lord, who raised my hand against it, and brought out the sons of Israel from its midst. (Exodus 7, 5)

• This command of the Lord was faithfully carried out by Moses and Aaron; they did all he bade them do. (Exodus 7, 6)

• So Moses and Aaron gained Pharao’s audience and did as the Lord had bidden them; Aaron brought out his staff in the presence of Pharao and his court, and it turned into a serpent. (Exodus 7, 10)

• At this, Pharao summoned his diviners and magicians, who, in their turn, uttered secret spells in the Egyptian language and did the like; (Exodus 7, 11)

• each man’s staff, when he cast it down, turned into a serpent; but the staff of Aaron devoured them. (Exodus 7, 12)