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But no, this is the very reason why I have made thee what thou art, so as to give proof, in thee, of my power, and to let my name be known all over the earth. (Exodus 9, 16)
So thou wouldst still play the tyrant with my people, and refuse them leave to go away? (Exodus 9, 17)
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)
Then the Lord said to Moses, Stretch out thy hand towards heaven, so that hail may fall all over the land of Egypt, on man and beast and every growing thing the soil of Egypt produces. (Exodus 9, 22)
So Moses lifted up his staff towards heaven, and the Lord sent thunder and hail and fire that ran along the ground; all over the land of Egypt the Lord showered down hail. (Exodus 9, 23)
The hail drove on, and fire mingled with the hail; never was such hail seen anywhere in Egypt since its people became a people. (Exodus 9, 24)
And throughout the land this hail smote all that was left in the open, man or beast; smote upon all the soil yielded, and broke down every wild tree. (Exodus 9, 25)
Only in the land of Gessen, where the Israelites dwelt, no hail fell. (Exodus 9, 26)
So Pharao had Moses and Aaron summoned to his presence; Thus far, he said, I have done wrong; the Lord has justice on his side, the guilt lies with me and my people. (Exodus 9, 27)
Pray to the Lord that these heavenly thunders, this hail, may cease; then I will let you go, and not keep you waiting here any longer. (Exodus 9, 28)
And Moses answered, When I leave the city I will spread out my hands in prayer to the Lord; the thunders will cease, and there will be no more hail, to prove to thee that the Lord rules the earth. (Exodus 9, 29)
(The flax and the barley had been spoiled; the barley was ripening, and the flax already in the pod. (Exodus 9, 31)
