In this story set in ancient Egypt, the Pharaoh's stubborn refusal to release the Israelites, who are led by Moses, incurs the wrath of God. This divine retribution manifests in ten catastrophic plagues. The first plague transforms the Nile River into blood, resulting in the death of fish and contamination of the water supply. Following this, a massive swarm of frogs invades homes, creating chaos and disrupting everyday life. The third plague brings lice, infesting both humans and animals. Then, hordes of flies spread diseases, worsening the plight of the Egyptians. A deadly pestilence strikes next, decimating livestock and severely impacting the economy. Painful boils afflict the Egyptian people, adding to their suffering. The seventh plague is a destructive hailstorm that ravages crops and properties. As the devastation continues, locusts arrive to consume the scant remaining vegetation. A profound darkness then shrouds Egypt for three days, leading to widespread despair. The final and most tragic plague is the death of every firstborn Egyptian son, including that of Pharaoh, which ultimately forces him to release the Israelites. This series of plagues serves as a powerful demonstration of God's might and the severe consequences of defying divine command.


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