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				The Ten Plagues  Part III 
				
				
				Read  
				
				
				Exodus 18:1,
				
				
				10-11  
				The ten plagues served to show that Jehovah was greater than all 
				the Egyptian gods.  Jehovah was the only true God.  
				
				
				VI. The 
				Sixth Plague  Boils (Exodus 
				9:8-12) 
				
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					Moses, 
					not Aaron, was to throw the ashes (soot) into the air.  
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					Painful 
					boils were even on their feet so that the magicians could 
					not stand!  Years later God warned Israel about painful 
					results of not obeying Him. (Deuteronomy 
					28:25-29)  
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					This 
					plague was against: Imhotep  god of medicine, Serapis  god 
					of healing, as well as Setchmet and Hike.  These gods were 
					not able to protect Egyptians nor heal them.  
				 
				
				
				VII. The 
				Seventh Plague  Hail (Exodus 
				9:13-35) 
				
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					Thunder, lightning, and hail were very rare in Egypt.  Since 
					the flax and barley were destroyed, it possibly happened in 
					January.  
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					This 
					was an insult against several deities:  Nut  sky goddess, 
					who was supposed to protect the land from destruction, Shu  
					wind god, and Tefnut  moisture deity  
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					Pharaoh 
					 This time (Verse 27) He had sinned in response to all 
					the plagues!  Purpose:  You may know the earth is the 
					Lords. (Verse 29)  Note:  
					
					
					Romans 9:17 
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					Psalms 24:1  
				 
				
				
				VIII. 
				The Eighth Plague  Locusts (Exodus 
				10:1-20) 
				
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					Locusts 
					could destroy a field of crops in minutes.  
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					What 
					the hail had left, the locusts destroyed.  
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					This 
					plague was an attack on several Egyptian deities:       Senehem 
					 locust-headed god, Nepri  god of grain,        Thermuthis 
					 goddess of fertility and harvest, Seth  a god of crops, 
					        Ermutel  goddess of crops  
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					The 
					plague was also to remind Israel of who Jehovah was. (Verse 
					2)  (Psalms 
					78:5-7)  
				 
				
				
				Invitation:  
				
				
				This 
				account reminds us that when God judges, He does a thorough 
				job.  Its a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living 
				God.             (Hebrews 
				10:31)  
				
				
				Bobby 
				Stafford, December 4, 2011 
				
				
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