History of the Old Covenant volume 2
History of the Old Covenant volume 2
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§ 31. (Ex. Ix. 13 — X. 29). — The seventh plague — thunder, lightning, and hail — was announced with increased solemnity (1). If any of the Egyptians had been sufficiently impressed by what had already occurred, to pay attention to the word of Jehovah and fear it ; sufiicient time was given them, after the announce- ment of the plagire, to gather their servants and cattle into their houses before it commenced, and thus save them from destruction. But whatever men or cattle remained in the field..., were smitten by the fearful storm of hail. Moreover the spring crop, which was nearly ripe, was entirely destroyed. In the land of Goshen alone there was no hail. — Pharaoh again promised every thing ; but, as soon as the plague ceased at the intercession of Moses, he refused to perform any thing. The eighth plague had therefore to be announced, the devastation of the country by locusts (2). The people of Egypt, who were suffering severely, began now to cry to their king, to let Israel go ; lest Egypt should be entirely destroyed through his obstinacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ 31. (Ex. Ix. 13 — X. 29). — The seventh plague — thunder, lightning, and hail — was announced with increased solemnity (1). If any of the Egyptians had been sufficiently impressed by what had already occurred, to pay attention to the word of Jehovah and fear it ; sufiicient time was given them, after the announce- ment of the plagire, to gather their servants and cattle into their houses before it commenced, and thus save them from destruction. But whatever men or cattle remained in the field..., were smitten by the fearful storm of hail. Moreover the spring crop, which was nearly ripe, was entirely destroyed. In the land of Goshen alone there was no hail. — Pharaoh again promised every thing ; but, as soon as the plague ceased at the intercession of Moses, he refused to perform any thing. The eighth plague had therefore to be announced, the devastation of the country by locusts (2). The people of Egypt, who were suffering severely, began now to cry to their king, to let Israel go ; lest Egypt should be entirely destroyed through his obstinacy.
What to read after History of the Old Covenant volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Heinrich Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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