Why is God's grace important in the confrontation with Pharaoh?

Moses and Aaron’s journey to Pharaoh exemplifies the profound impact of God's grace in enabling His people to stand firm in the face of intimidation. As mentioned in 2 Corinthians 12:9, God's grace is sufficient for us, and this principle is exemplified as Moses musters the courage to demand freedom from a tyrant. Despite past fears of retribution, God's grace instills in them the fortitude necessary to confront Pharaoh not just with a plea, but with a divine command. The significance of God's grace lies not only in personal empowerment but as a foretaste of His redemptive plan for Israel, foreshadowing the liberation that precedes their full deliverance.