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What is the significance of the land of Goshen?

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Goshen represents the place of God's protection and provision for His elect amidst judgment.

The land of Goshen, where the Israelites resided, symbolizes God's grace and sovereign protection of His chosen people. In the fourth plague, God distinctly separates His people from the Egyptians, illustrating that He commands provision and safety for those who are His. Goshen serves as a type of the pasture land for God's sheep, where Christ, as the Good Shepherd, leads and cares for them. This distinction is a profound reminder that the faithful are preserved through God's sovereign grace, reinforcing the notion that amid worldly turmoil and judgment, God's elect are secure in His care.
Scripture References: Exodus 8:20-23

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The Fourth Plague-Swarms of Pests
David Eddmenson · Jan 24, 2019
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