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Pharaoh (of Exodus)
The Pharaoh of the Exodus was the Egyptian ruler who refused to let the Israelites leave despite ten devastating plagues. His hardened heart led to the death of Egypt's firstborn and the destruction of his army in the Red Sea. He represents human pride and resistance to God's will.
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Oppressionc. 1525-1446 BC
EgyptPharaoh enslaves the Israelites, fearing their growing numbers.
EXO 1:8-14Moses' Demandc. 1446 BC
The WildernessMoses demands 'Let my people go'; Pharaoh refuses and increases burdens.
EXO 5:1-9Ten Plaguesc. 1446 BC
The WildernessGod sends ten plagues; Pharaoh's heart is hardened repeatedly.
EXO 7-12
Events in the life of Pharaoh (of Exodus)
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