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Meanwhile, all the Egyptians had to dig wells round about the banks, since they could not drink any water from the river itself. (Exodus 8, 24)
Then the Lord bade Moses present himself before Pharao with this message from the Lord, the God of the Hebrews; Give my people leave to go and offer me sacrifice. (Exodus 9, 1)
So the Lord said to Moses and Aaron, Take handfuls of ashes from the oven, and let Moses sprinkle them in the air in Pharao’s presence. (Exodus 9, 8)
So they took ashes from the oven into Pharao’s presence, and Moses sprinkled them in the air; and ulcers and boils broke out on man and beast, (Exodus 9, 10)
so that even the magicians could not present themselves before Pharao, such pain they had, like all Egypt, from the ulcers. (Exodus 9, 11)
And now the Lord bade Moses rise up early in the morning, and present himself before Pharao with this message from the Lord, the God of the Hebrews: Let my people go and offer me sacrifice. (Exodus 9, 13)
To-morrow, then, at this hour, I will pour down such a fierce storm of hail as Egypt has never known, from the first day of her existence to this. (Exodus 9, 18)
So Moses and Aaron gained Pharao’s audience, and brought him this message from the Lord, the God of the Hebrews, Wilt thou never learn to bow to my will? Give my people leave to go and offer me sacrifice. (Exodus 10, 3)
That will not serve; you that are grown men shall go and sacrifice to the Lord; that is all you asked for. And with that they were driven away from Pharao’s presence. (Exodus 10, 11)
So Moses went out from Pharao’s presence, and prayed to the Lord; (Exodus 10, 18)
no one caught sight of his neighbour’s face, or moved from where he was. But wherever sons of Israel dwelt, the light shone. (Exodus 10, 23)
Depart from me, Pharao said to Moses, and take good care thou dost not come into my presence any more; if I see thee again, that day shall be thy last. (Exodus 10, 28)
