Pharaoh

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Pharaoh

• Exodus 5-10

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• (1.) The river Nile was turned into blood, and
  the fish died, and the river stank, so that the
  Egyptians loathed to drink of the river (Exodus
  714-25).
• (2.) The plague of frogs (Exodus 81-15).
• (3.) The plague of lice "out of the dust of the
  land" (Exodus 816-19).

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• (4.) The plague of flies Exodus 821-24. Pharaoh
  makes proposals for Israel to worship.
• Land of Goshen set apart. Exodus 822
• Exodus 94,6,26 1023 117 1213
• That thou mayest know that I am Jehovah in the
  midst of the earth.
• Exodus 929 195 2011

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• After the swarm of flies begins, Pharaoh begins
  to make proposals for compromise

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More Plagues Upon Egypt

• (5.) The murrain (Exodus 91-7), or epidemic
  pestilence which carried off vast numbers of
  cattle in the field. Warning was given of its
  coming.
• (6.) The sixth plague, of "boils and blains,"
  like the third, was sent without warning (Exodus
  98-12). It is called (Deuteronomy 2827) "the
  botch of Egypt," in the A.V. but in R.V., "the
  boil of Egypt." "The magicians could not stand
  before Moses" because of it.

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• (7.) The plague of hail, with fire and thunder
  (Exodus 913-33). Warning was given of its
  coming. (cf. Psalms 1813 10532-33).
• (8.) The plague of locusts, which covered the
  whole face of the earth, so that the land was
  darkened with them (Exodus 1012-15). Warning was
  given before this plague came.

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• (9.) After a short interval the plague of
  darkness succeeded that of the locusts and it
  came without any special warning (Exodus
  1021-29). The darkness covered "all the land of
  Egypt" to such an extent that "they saw not one
  another." It did not, however, extend to the land
  of Goshen.
• (10.) The last and most fearful of these plagues
  was the death of the first-born of man and of
  beast (Exodus 114,5 1229,30).
• (from Easton's Bible Dictionary)

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Plagues Upon Egypt

• After the swarm of flies begins, Pharaoh begins
  to make proposals for compromise

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1. Go ye, sacrifice to your God in the land.
Exodus 825-27

• Danger of losing their distinctive identity
  Deuteronomy 71-4, 6
• Christians are to be different from the
  world.Romans 121-2 Romans 61-4, 6-7
• In Christ. Ephesians 13
• Built upon foundation of apostles and
  prophets.Ephesians 220
• Revealed in what is written. Ephesians 33-4
• Maintained according to a distinct pattern.
  Ephesians 417-20

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It does make a difference that we are different.
1 Peter 29-10 Ephesians 511

• NOT THIS BUT THIS

Righte. Light Christ Believer God
Iniquity Darkness Belial Unbeliever Idols
Iniquity Darkness Belial Unbeliever Idols
Righte. Light Christ Believer God
Come ye out Be ye separate 2 Corinthians
614-71
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Only ye shall not go very far. Exodus 828

• Danger of returning cf. 2 Pet. 220-22
• Galatians 51,4,7 Galatians 24-5
• Galatians 220 Romans 61-4 Colossians 31-4
• Divided allegiance.
• Matthew 624 cf. 1916-22

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3. Go now ye that are men, but not your little
ones. Exodus 108-11

• Danger of losing our children.
• Deuteronomy 66-9 Exodus 1224-28 cf. Judges
  29-10
• Ephesians 64 Colossians 321
• Proverbs 226

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4. Go ye Only let your flocks and your herds
be stayed. Exodus 1024

• Danger of no provisions. Luke 1415-35
• Right appetite. 1 Peter 22 2 Timothy 215
• Right spiritual diet. John 635
• Proper exercise. 1 Timothy 47 Hebrews 514
• Heeding what we hear. Hebrews 21 cf. Matthew
  1314ff
• Purity of mind and heart. Proverbs 423 237
  Matthew 1234 Philippians 25

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Moses Response There shall not a hoof be left
behind Exodus 1026

• Matthew 1624, If any man would come after me,
  let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and
  follow me.
• Luke 962, No man, having put his hand to the
  plow, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of
  God.

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Moses Response There shall not a hoof be left
behind Exodus 1026

• Come ye out and be ye separate
• Bring our families.
• Bring our children.
• Bring our possessions.
• Bring all.