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• And Moses told Aaron all the message the Lord had entrusted to him, and the wonders he had commissioned him to perform. (Exodus 4, 28)

• and when Aaron told them all the Lord had said to Moses, and shewed the people the appointed signs, (Exodus 4, 30)

• the people were convinced. At last the Lord had come to enquire after the sons of Israel, and had witnessed their affliction; they would bow down and worship. (Exodus 4, 31)

• After this, Moses and Aaron obtained audience with Pharao, and said to him, We have a message to thee from the Lord God of Israel, Give my people leave to go and offer me sacrifice in the desert. (Exodus 5, 1)

• Why, he answered, who is this Lord, that I must obey his command, and let Israel go free? I know no such Lord as that; I will not let Israel go. (Exodus 5, 2)

• It is the God of the Hebrews, they told him, who has summoned us to go out into the desert, a matter of three days’ journey, and offer sacrifice to him; he, the Lord, is our God, what if he should bring sickness or war upon us? (Exodus 5, 3)

• Nay, said the king of Egypt, it is two men, Moses and Aaron, enticing the people away from their work; go back to your duties. (Exodus 5, 4)

• These folk, Pharao complained, have outgrown their territory already: see how their numbers have increased! And it will be worse still if you ease them of their burdens. (Exodus 5, 5)

• 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)