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• So he gave orders, that very day, to overseer and foreman alike: (Exodus 5, 6)

• Do not give them any more straw to make bricks with, as your custom has been; let them go and find straw for themselves. (Exodus 5, 7)

• Meanwhile, you must give them the same tale of bricks to make as before; there must be no lessening of it. They are idle; that is what has led to this outcry about going and offering sacrifice to their God. (Exodus 5, 8)

• Give them heavier work to do; then they will pay no more attention to these lying tales. (Exodus 5, 9)

• So overseer and foreman gave it out to the people as a message from Pharao, You shall have no more straw from me; (Exodus 5, 10)

• go and gather it for yourselves where you can find it; meanwhile, there is to be no lessening of the work done. (Exodus 5, 11)

• And the people found themselves scattered all over Egypt gathering straw; (Exodus 5, 12)

• and still the overseers were urgent with them: Finish those daily tasks of yours, as you did when the straw was found. (Exodus 5, 13)

• The foremen, who were Israelites, must undergo a beating, now, from Pharao’s overseers, who asked them why the full tale of bricks had not been made up these two days past, as it was formerly. (Exodus 5, 14)

• So the Israelite foremen went and complained to Pharao; Master, they cried, why dost thou treat us so? (Exodus 5, 15)

• The straw is not being found for us any longer, and never a brick less demanded of us. Here are we, thy servants, beaten for it; there is no justice for this people of thine.✻ (Exodus 5, 16)

• You are idlers, said he, idlers all, or you would not be asking leave to go and sacrifice to this Lord of yours. (Exodus 5, 17)