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    The document summarizes the 10 plagues that were inflicted upon Egypt by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites from slavery. Each plague targeted and showed dominance over a specific Egyptian god associated with the natural elements or phenomena affected in that plague. The final plague of death of the firstborn was a judgment on all Egyptian gods, including Pharaoh himself, as retribution for Pharaoh's killing of Israelite sons. Pharaoh finally relented and allowed the Israelites to leave Egypt.

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    The document summarizes the 10 plagues that were inflicted upon Egypt by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites from slavery. Each plague targeted and showed dominance over a specific Egyptian god associated with the natural elements or phenomena affected in that plague. The final plague of death of the firstborn was a judgment on all Egyptian gods, including Pharaoh himself, as retribution for Pharaoh's killing of Israelite sons. Pharaoh finally relented and allowed the Israelites to leave Egypt.

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    The 10 Plagues - Jehovah Versus the Gods of Egypt

    PLAGUE
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    WATER TURNED TO BLOOD Exodus 7:14-25 FROGS Exodus 8:1-15 LICE Exodus 8:16-19 FLIES Exodus 8:20-32 DISEASE ON CATTLE Exodus 9:1-7 BOILS Exodus 9:8-12 HAIL Exodus 9:13-35 LOCUSTS Exodus 10:1-20 DARKNESS Exodus 10:21-29 DEATH OF FIRSTBORN Exodus 12:29-36

    GODS OF EGYPT
    Khnum - Guardian of rivers source. Hapi - Spirit of the Nile. Osiris - Nile was his bloodstream. Hapi Heqt

    INTERESTING NOTES
    Duplicated by the Egyptians. Occurs in Goshen where Israelites lived. Dead fish putrid smell Duplicated by the Egyptians Occurs in Goshen where Israelites lived. Not duplicated by the Egyptians Occurs in Goshen where Israelites lived. Attributed to the finger of God. God now makes a separation between the Egyptians and the Israelites. No more plagues will come upon the Israelites. Affects property. Death of livestock. Affects physical bodies. Pharaohs magicians cannot even appear in court. Historical uniqueness for such a storm in Egypt. Pharaoh confesses his sin but later changes his mind. Pharaoh offers a compromise. The compromise is rejected. Pharaoh again confesses his sin. Dark in Egypt at midday. Apparently light was still provided for the Israelites in Goshen.

    Frog goddess to Egypt. Both related to fertility

    Seb The earth god of Egypt

    Uatchit - The fly god of Egypt.

    Ptah Mnevis Hathor Amon

    Egyptian gods associated bulls and cows.

    Sekhmet - Egyptian goddess of Epidemics Serapis Egyptian gods of healing. Imhotep

    Nut - Egyptian sky goddess. Isis & Seth - Egyptian agriculture deities. Shu - Egyptian god of the atmosphere. Serapia - Egyptian deity protector from Locusts Re Amon-re Aten Atum Horus Thoth - Egyptian moon god.

    Egyptian sun gods.

    This plague was a judgment on all of Egypts gods, including Pharaoh himself. In Exodus 1, Pharaoh had killed the sons of Israel. Now the Lord kills the firstborn sons of the Egyptians (Exodus 11-12). Pharaoh will now let Israel go. He will later loose his army to death in the Red Sea (Exodus 14:4-31).

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