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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)
So that Moses had recourse to the Lord again, and asked him, Lord, why dost thou treat thy people so cruelly? Why didst thou ever send me on such an errand? (Exodus 5, 22)
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)
I am the Lord, repeat to Pharao king of Egypt all this message of mine, (Exodus 6, 29)
Aaron will receive my commands from thee, and repeat them to him, bidding him let the Israelites depart from his country; (Exodus 7, 2)
Aaron will receive my commands from thee, and repeat them to him, bidding him let the Israelites depart from his country; (Exodus 8, 2)
And the Lord has appointed his own time for it; To-morrow, he says, the Lord will carry out this threat against thy land. (Exodus 9, 5)
So, next day, the Lord did as he had threatened; everywhere the beasts belonging to the Egyptians died, and the Israelites did not lose one. (Exodus 9, 6)
Some of Pharao’s servants were struck with awe at the Lord’s threat, and made their servants and their cattle take refuge within doors; (Exodus 9, 20)
But no harm was done to the late crops, the wheat and the spelt.) (Exodus 9, 32)
It is a story thou shalt repeat in the hearing of thy children and thy children’s children, how I crushed the Egyptians, what portents I did amongst them, and you shall know, all of you, what manner of God you serve. (Exodus 10, 2)
