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It shall be as thou sayest, Moses answered; I will not come into thy presence any more. (Exodus 10, 29)
the Lord will let you have your way with the Egyptians.✻ Sore adread of Moses the Egyptians were, both Pharao’s servants and all the people. (Exodus 11, 3)
The Lord will pass on his way smiting down the Egyptians, and when he sees the blood on the lintel and the jambs of a doorway he will pass by that house, and will not let the destroying angel enter your homes to do them injury. (Exodus 12, 23)
then you shall tell them, This is the victim that marked the Lord’s passing-by, when he passed by the houses of the Israelites in Egypt, smiting only the Egyptians, and leaving our homes exempt. Upon hearing this, the whole people bowed down in worship, (Exodus 12, 27)
The Egyptians, too, urged the people to hasten their departure; We are dead men else, they said. (Exodus 12, 33)
Nor did they forget to do what Moses had bidden them; they asked the Egyptians for gold and silver trinkets, and a great store of garments. (Exodus 12, 35)
And the Lord let his people have their way with the Egyptians, claiming as they would; so they took toll of Egypt. (Exodus 12, 36)
For cooking they used the dough which they had brought with them all the way from Egypt, making girdle-cakes without any yeast in them; they had had no time to leaven it, no chance of making provision for their journey, with the Egyptians eagerly bidding them begone, and allowing them no respite. (Exodus 12, 39)
When an ass has its first foal, thou shalt offer a sheep in payment of its ransom; if not, it must be killed.✻ And every first-born man child of thy own race shall have a price paid for his ransom. (Exodus 13, 13)
how Pharao’s heart was hardened, and he would not let you go free, until the Lord slew every first-born male thing, man or beast, in the land of Egypt. That (thou shalt say) is why I immolate to the Lord every first-born thing, the first-fruits of every womb, except among my own children; and for these I must pay ransom; (Exodus 13, 15)
What fear fell upon the Israelites, how they cried out to the Lord, when they looked round at Pharao’s approach, and saw the Egyptians close behind them! (Exodus 14, 10)
But Moses said to the people, Have no fear; wait patiently; the Lord means to do a miracle to-day under your eyes. The Egyptians you see now, you are seeing for the last time; they will disappear from your sight for ever. (Exodus 14, 13)
