Title: Pharaoh Is Capricious (Exodus 8:1-15)
Content Ⅰ. Introduction
1. Moses, as the Lord commanded, made all Egypt into a world of frogs.
2. However, Pharaoh surrenders only temporarily and is stubborn again.
Ⅱ. Body
1. Pharaoh's continued persistence and Egypt became a world of frogs
① Go to Pharaoh and tell him this!
a. Send my people out to serve me (1)
b. If you reject me, I will make frogs cover the whole earth (2)
c. Rivers and palaces, bedrooms and beds, servants and people's houses (3)
d. Flocks of frogs will come and afflict you and your people (4).
② Frogs cover the land of Egypt.
a. As God had instructed, Aaron put his hand holding the staff over the water.
Minnie, frogs came up and covered the land of Egypt (6)
b. The magicians also performed their magic, causing frogs to cover the land of Egypt (7)
2. Pharaoh and Moses' evidence of God taking a step back
① Pharaoh asks Moses to let the frog go away.
a. Pray to the Lord that the frog will withdraw from me and my people (8).
b. I will send your people to offer sacrifices to the Lord (8)
②Moses agrees to grant Pharaoh's request.
a. willing to do so (9)
b. I will pray to the Lord that the king and the people will not suffer (9)
c. When do you want the frog to retreat? (9)
③ You will come to realize that there is no one like God.
a. Pharaoh asked to do so by tomorrow (10)
b. Moses, saying he would do it, was like our God
He said that he would realize that there is no (10)
c. Moses repeats, the frog is where the king and the people are
He said that he would leave and be alone in the Nile (11).
3. Getting rid of frogs and being stubborn again
① Moses prays to the Lord to let the frog go away.
a. Moses and Aaron begged the Lord to let the frog go (12)
b. Jehovah heard Moses' prayer (13)
② When a frog dies, its smell vibrates in the world.
a. Frogs died in houses, yards and fields (13)
b. The dead frogs were piled up in heaps,
(14) The smell of
③ Baro is stubborn again.
a. After letting go of the hour, Pharaoh insisted again (15)
b. He did not listen to Moses (15)
Ⅲ. Concluding remarks
1. When a person is in trouble, he becomes very humble before God,
I promise to live uprightly according to the will of the Lord.
2. However, once the problem is solved, you will return to your old life again.
If you see that it is common, how can you say 'baro' is foolish!
1. The end of the frog disaster
① Cause
a. Because the Egyptians made the people of Israel forced labor.
B. Because Pharaoh disobeyed the Lord's command to let the Israelites go.
② Course
a. God commanded Moses to make the land of Egypt a land of frogs.
B. Moses did so, and dogs and copper covered Egypt.
c. The magicians did as Moses did.
③Result
A. Pharaoh will send the people of Israel out to Moses, and pray to the Lord that the dogs may withdraw.
asked me to do it
B. Moses granted Pharaoh's request.
C. When the frog disappears, Pharaoh will be stubborn again and will not let this people of Israel go.
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2. Pharaoh's whims and stubbornness
① He did not even nod at the first disaster.
A. First, when the disaster came when the river became blood, I did not blink an eye.
B. Even though the people suffered because they could not drink water from the river, Pharaoh just returned to the palace.
② When the second plague came, it seemed to heal my heart.
A. This time, my heart moved a little.
B. When the plague of frogs came, he said he would send a hundred castles.
③ However, when the disaster receded, everyone was stubborn.
A. Just as the time to go to the bathroom and the time to come to the bathroom are different, Pharaoh has changed that way.
B. It seems that people's minds are originally like this.