Exodus 8
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 8 of 40
Chapter Summary
1 Frogs are sent. & Pharaoh sends for Moses, 12 and Moses prays for their removal. 16 The dust is turned to swarms of flies, but the diviners cannot do so. 32 Pharaoh is still hardened.
Key Hebrew Words
People & Context
God who sends frogs and swarms of flies, separates Goshen, and answers Moses' prayer to remove the plagues.
Sent to demand Israel's release; prays to Jehovah to lift the frogs and flies at Pharaoh's request.
Stretches out his staff to bring frogs and to strike the dust into swarms of flies over Egypt.
King of Egypt who pleads for relief, promises to let Israel go, then hardens his heart each time.
Magicians who reproduce the frogs by secret arts but fail at the flies, confessing 'It is the finger of God.'
Timeline
Aaron stretches his hand over the waters, and frogs cover the land. Pharaoh asks for their removal and promises to let the people go, but hardens his heart again.
Exodus 8:1-15Aaron strikes the dust, turning it into gnats throughout Egypt. Diviners fail to replicate it, declaring 'It is the finger of God.' Pharaoh's heart remains hardened.
Exodus 8:16-19Swarms of flies fill Egyptian houses but spare Goshen where Israelites live. Pharaoh agrees to let them sacrifice but hardens his heart after the flies are removed.
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