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For if you refuse to let my people go, behold, tomorrow I will bring locusts into your country,
#exodus 10:4 #bo
Pharaoh thought poorly of the Hebrews but also feared that their growing numbers would overwhelm Egypt. Once again, God gave Pharaoh more of what he already believed he had, but in the form of a plague of locusts: a lowly horde that overwhelmed Egypt. See Exodus 10:4-6.
Interesting how that works, huh?
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#exodus 9:35 says that Pharaoh hardened his own heart. The Hebrew word for hardened in this verse is chezek, which also means to strengthen. The very next verse, 10:1, says that God hardened Pharaoh's heart. The Hebrew word for hardened in the 2nd verse is chabad, which also means to make heavy (as in important) or to glorify. The implication is that Pharaoh resolved to defy God, so God encouraged him by inflating his ego, making him think that he might be able to get away with it.
#bo
Welcome to join the group art & paintings here on the Torah network:
https://social.ttn.place/art_paintings
(oilpainting, "before exodus", sold).
Welcome to art & paintings!
This group is made by me, Nina Björk on a inquiry from The Torah Network. I am happy for the inquiry and hope that we, the artist of Torah belivers and art interested Torah belivers, can find each other here, and maybe you can find something you like.
I work as an proferssional artist, paint mostly in oil or acrylic and have education in portrait art. I love to listen to music or text from books or teachings or listen or chat with a friend when I paint. It have a good effect on how I paint, it makes me more relaxed and free in my expression.
Painting "Words With Wings", oil on canvas, by Nina Björk. (Has been exhibit 2019, in Israel at YadLaBanim Gallery).