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So Pharao described what he had seen; I thought I was standing on the river bank, (Genesis 41, 17)
When they reached Atad’s Threshing-floor, on the further side of Jordan, they spent seven days over the funeral rites, mourning long and bitterly; (Genesis 50, 10)
And at last Pharao made a proclamation to the whole of his people: Whenever a male child is born, cast it into the river, keep only the girls alive. (Exodus 1, 22)
then, unable to conceal him any longer, she took a little basket of reeds, which she smeared with clay and pitch, and in this put her baby son down among the bulrushes on the river bank. (Exodus 2, 3)
Just then, Pharao’s daughter came down to bathe in the river, while her maid-servants walked along the bank. She caught sight of the basket among the rushes, and sent one of her attendants to fetch it; (Exodus 2, 5)
who adopted him as her own son, and gave him the name of Moses, the Rescuer; I had to rescue him, she said, from the river. (Exodus 2, 10)
And if even two signs are not enough to convince them and make them listen to thee, thou hast but to take water from the river and pour it out on the ground; the water thou hast drawn out of the river will turn into blood. (Exodus 4, 9)
Betake thyself to him to-morrow morning; thou wilt find that he is walking by the water side, and there on the bank of the river, thou shalt meet him. Thou wilt be carrying the staff which turned into a serpent, (Exodus 7, 15)
And now the Lord has a new message for thee, to convince thee that he is indeed the Lord. When I strike the water of the river with this staff I carry, it will turn into blood; (Exodus 7, 17)
the fishes in the river will die, till its waters are full of corruption; it will go hard with the Egyptians if they are for drinking river water. (Exodus 7, 18)
So Moses and Aaron did as the Lord had bidden them; Aaron lifted up his staff and struck the waters of the river in the presence of Pharao and his court, and the river turned to blood. (Exodus 7, 20)
All the fishes in the river died, and its waters stank, so that the Egyptians could not drink river water any longer, and there was blood all over the land of Egypt. (Exodus 7, 21)
