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Exodus 9-10: Plagues of locusts, darkness, death of first-born against Mitsraim

**Alt-text:** A triptych-style graphic illustrating three of the final plagues of Egypt. On the left, a close-up of a green locust on a leaf. In the center, a black-and-white image of numerous hands reaching upward against a dark, stormy sky, symbolizing darkness and despair. On the right, a tightly wrapped body in white mummification cloths, symbolizing death. Overlay text reads: "Plagues of locusts, darkness, death of first-born against Mitsraim — Exodus 9-10." The hallel.info logo appears in the lower left corner.

The plague against the firstborn seems harsh because the innocent died because of the faults of the leadership of Mitsraim (Egypt). However, like with the life of Yosef (Joseph), that plague is a foreshadowing of the future death of an innocent Firstborn, Yeshua the Messiah.

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Hard Hearts and Sovereign Plans: Why Pharaoh Didn’t Listen

Here is the corrected version of the alt-text: A photo of an Egyptian Pharaoh wearing a ceremonial headdress with his hands over his ears. The title 'Hard Hearts and Sovereign Plans: Why Pharaoh Didn't Listen' is centered at the top of the graphic, and the words 'Exodus 7–8' appear in the lower right corner.

The 10 plagues against Mitsraim (Egypt) were judgments against the false deities of the land, to show the descendants of Yisra’el (Israel) and the people of the land Who was the true God.