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Moses Before Pharoah - Part 3 (Exodus 9:13 - 10: 29)

In this episode, we continue exploring the story of Moses and his encounters with Pharaoh. The focus is on reaching stubborn and hard-hearted unbelievers for Christ, using the example of Pharaoh as a case study.

The episode starts with Moses wondering what more he can do to reach Pharaoh, who repeatedly refuses to obey the Lord's commands. This sets the stage for understanding the dynamics of reaching stubborn unbelievers.

The seventh plague is prophesied: a destructive hailstorm that will affect both humans and animals. This plague serves as a judgment against the Egyptian gods, showcasing the power of the Lord over all other gods. Pharaoh's officials who feared the word of the Lord hurriedly brought their slaves and livestock inside, while those who ignored the warning left them in the field. The hailstorm comes as predicted, causing devastation across Egypt, except for the land of Goshen where the Israelites reside. This stark contrast should have made an impact on the people, but Pharaoh remains unaffected. Pharaoh confesses, admitting that he and his people have sinned. However, this confession appears to be superficial, as he still does not fear the Lord God. Seven other individuals in the Bible have made similar confessions, but genuine repentance requires more than just uttering the words. Moses prays for the hail to stop, and it does. But Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, and he refuses to let the Israelites go, as the Lord had predicted through Moses.

The eighth plague is announced: swarms of locusts that will devour everything left after the hailstorm. This serves as another opportunity for Pharaoh to humble himself and release the Israelites. Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh once again, urging him to let the people go. Pharaoh's servants also recognize the destructive consequences of his actions and advise him to release the Israelites. Pharaoh initially agrees to let only the men go, but Moses insists that they will go with their entire community, including the young

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