🏛️ The Exodus Journey

All the water in Egypt — the Nile, streams, ponds, and even water in vessels — turned to blood. Fish died and the river became foul.

Frogs covered the entire land — in houses, bedrooms, ovens, and kneading bowls. The land swarmed with them.

The dust of the earth became swarms of gnats/lice that covered man and beast throughout Egypt.

Dense swarms of flies filled Pharaoh's palace and the houses of Egypt. The land was destroyed by them.

A severe plague struck all Egyptian livestock — horses, donkeys, camels, cattle, sheep, and goats — but none of Israel's animals died.

Moses threw soot toward heaven, and painful boils broke out on all Egyptians and their animals.

The worst hailstorm in Egypt's history, with fire flashing through it, destroyed crops, trees, and anyone caught outside.

Locusts covered the land so thickly it became dark. They ate everything the hail had left.

Total darkness covered Egypt for three days — so thick it could be felt. No one could see or move. But Israel had light.

At midnight, every firstborn in Egypt died — from Pharaoh's heir to the prisoner's son and all firstborn animals. Only homes with the blood of the lamb were spared.