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What can we learn from the plagues in Egypt?

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The plagues demonstrate God's power, judgment, and the distinction between His people and the world, as seen in Exodus 9:4.

In Exodus 9:4, the Lord promises to spare the cattle of the Israelites while striking down the cattle of the Egyptians, highlighting a clear distinction between His people and those who reject Him. The plagues serve as a demonstration of God's power and serve to judge the idolatry and oppression of Egypt. For Christians, these historical events in Egypt reveal not only God's sovereignty and justice but also His protection over His chosen people. This distinction is first seen in the blood of the Passover lamb, symbolizing Christ, who ultimately protects and delivers believers from judgment. Thus, the plagues and God's responses affirm His unwavering commitment to His covenant people.
Scripture References: Exodus 9:4

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