Exodus 7:22

²²Feceruntque similiter malefici Aegyptiorum incantationibus suis; et induratum est cor pharaonis, nec audivit eos, sicut dixerat Dominus.

Exodus 7 marks the beginning of God's direct confrontation with Pharaoh through a series of miraculous signs and judgments. Moses and Aaron, empowered by God, perform the first sign of Aaron's staff turning into a snake, which consumes the staffs of Pharaoh's magicians. This initial display of divine power is met with Pharaoh's hardened heart, setting the stage for the first plague: water turning to blood. The chapter vividly portrays the escalating conflict between the Lord's omnipotence and Pharaoh's stubborn resistance, demonstrating God's unwavering commitment to deliver His people.

References· Exodus 7

a: v.1 — Exodus 4:15-16, Psalms 82:6, John 10:35-36, Jeremiah 1:10, 1 Kings 17:23, Genesis 19:21, 2 Kings 6:32, Exodus 16:29, Ecclesiastes 1:10
b: v.5 — Exodus 14:18, Exodus 7:17, Exodus 8:22, Exodus 14:4, Exodus 3:20, Ezekiel 36:23, Exodus 8:10, Ezekiel 39:7, Ezekiel 28:22, Ezekiel 25:17

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