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BBE summary for : Exodus 10

Summary: In Exodus chapter 10, the narrative continues with the series of plagues sent by God to persuade Pharaoh to release the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. This chapter specifically details the eighth and ninth plagues: locusts and darkness. God commands Moses to warn Pharaoh that locusts will destroy any remaining crops and vegetation, emphasizing the severity of the impending judgment. After Pharaoh temporarily relents, he hardens his heart once again, refusing to let the Israelites go. The theme of divine authority versus human obstinacy is prominent, as Pharaoh repeatedly rescinds his agreements despite the overwhelming signs and wonders shown by God. The darkness plague serves as a manifestation of God’s power, plunging Egypt into a supernatural darkness that lasts three days. In contrast, the Israelites enjoy light in their dwellings, illustrating God's protection over His people. Ultimately, the chapter underscores the consequences of resistance to God’s will and the importance of obedience, setting the stage for the final and decisive plague to come.

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