As noted before, Pharaoh’s continued hardness of heart inaugurates a cycle of events often called “the ten plagues on Egypt.” Exodus does use the word “plague” but it also calls them “signs and ...

The Greek word “plague” (plege) is used 16 times in the book of Revelation, but twice we get a count of plagues. The hyacinth army of Revelation 9 breathes out the “three plagues” of fire, smoke, ...

Moses, Israelites, Pharoah, Egyptians, and ten plagues that ultimately ended up with the Israelites being set free and delivered from Egypt--this is an epic story that showcases God's power and love.

Joe explains how the 10 plagues of Egypt in Exodus was a direct judgement against the false gods the Egyptians were worshipping. On all the gods of Egypt, I will execute judgments. I am the Lord. So ...

The Jewish exodus from Egypt was proceeded by 10 plagues the caused the pharaoh to relent and allow them to leave. But were they really divine intervention? The Bible tells the story of the Israelites ...

In the biblical, Christian worldview—among those who accept biblical inspiration—extraordinary recorded events may be purely natural phenomena, wholly supernatural, or a combination. That’s the ...

Summary: I take a look at the possibilities of a natural or mixed natural-supernatural understanding of nine out of ten of the plagues of Egypt, which occurred right before the exodus of the Hebrews.

During a Passover Seder most Jews remove a few drops of wine from their goblets at the mention of each of the ten plagues that struck the Egyptians; thus symbolically reducing the joy of our ...

When Jews get together to celebrate Passover at the annual Seder meal, they frequently and incorrectly say that Jewish slaves built the Egyptian pyramids, and they always refer to the ten plagues.