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For I will extend my hand, and I will strike Egypt with all my wonders that I will do in the midst of them. After these things, he will release you. (Exodus 3, 20)
But every woman shall ask of her neighbor and of her hostess vessels of silver and of gold, as well as garments. And you shall set them upon your sons and daughters, and you shall despoil Egypt.” (Exodus 3, 22)
Responding, Moses said, “They will not believe me, and they will not listen to my voice, but they will say: ‘The Lord has not appeared to you.’ ” (Exodus 4, 1)
And the Lord said, “Cast it down upon the ground.” He cast it down, and it was turned into a snake, so that Moses fled away. (Exodus 4, 3)
Moses said: “I beg you, O Lord, I was not eloquent yesterday or the day before. And from the time that you have spoken to your servant, I have a greater impediment and slowness of tongue.” (Exodus 4, 10)
The Lord, being angry at Moses, said: “Aaron the Levite is your brother. I know that he is eloquent. Behold, he is going out to meet you, and seeing you, he will rejoice in heart. (Exodus 4, 14)
Moses went forth, and he returned to Jethro, his father in law, and he said to him, “I shall go and return to my brothers in Egypt, so that I may see if they are still alive.” And Jethro said to him, “Go in peace.” (Exodus 4, 18)
And so the Lord said to Moses in Midian: “Go, and return to Egypt. For all those who sought your life have died.” (Exodus 4, 19)
Therefore, Moses took his wife and his sons, and he placed them upon a donkey, and he returned into Egypt, carrying the staff of God in his hand. (Exodus 4, 20)
And the Lord said to him, as he was returning to Egypt: “See that you accomplish, in the sight of Pharaoh, all the wonders that I have placed in your hand. I will harden his heart, and he will not release the people. (Exodus 4, 21)
Then the Lord said to Aaron, “Go into the desert to meet Moses.” And he went directly to meet him on the mountain of God, and he kissed him. (Exodus 4, 27)
And Moses explained to Aaron all the words of the Lord, by which he had sent him, and the signs which he had commanded. (Exodus 4, 28)
