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It narrates a part of the biblical story of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt, focusing on Pharaoh's increasing anger and the plagues God sent upon Egypt. The story details Pharaoh's harsh orders to make the Israelite slaves work harder by gathering their own straw for bricks, leading to increased hardship and blame directed at Moses and Aaron. Moses seeks divine intervention, and God assures him of His plan to rescue His people. The narrative then describes a confrontation where Aaron's rod turns into a snake, which swallows the magicians' snakes, yet Pharaoh remains obdurate. The second plague is depicted as the Nile River turning to blood, killing fish and making water undrinkable, which Pharaoh still withstands. The third plague follows: Egypt is overwhelmed with frogs, infesting every dwelling and appliance. The document highlights Pharaoh's defiance despite divine interventions and the suffering of his people. Each section of the narrative is accompanied by illustrative images depicting key moments, such as pyramids and a palm tree, the confrontation at the blood-red river with Moses, Aaron, and Pharaoh, and the plague of frogs overwhelming a royal figure. The story emphasizes themes of divine power, human stubbornness, and the consequences of disobedience, setting the stage for further biblical events.","11 Goodbye Pharaoh!  \nWritten by Edward Hughes [www.bibleforchildren.org](www.bibleforchildren.org) 11/60  \nEnglish Story Book  \nPharaoh was angry! God had commanded him through Moses to let the Israelite slaves leave Egypt. He refused.“Work them harder”, Pharaoh ordered his slave masters . Now things were even worse for the Israelites .  \n“Gather your own straw . We won't provide it any longer . But make the same number of bricks .” Those were Pharaoh's new orders .  \nThe taskmasters whipped some slaves because they didn't have time to gather straw and still make enough bricks .  \nThe people blamed Moses and Aaron for their troubles . Moses found a place to pray.“O LORD,” he cried,“You have not rescued Your people at all.”  \n“I am the LORD, and I will bring you out,”  \nGod answered.  \nThen God sent Moses and Aaron back to Pharaoh. When the mighty ruler asked God's servants for a sign from God, Aaron's rod turned into a slithering snake .  \n“Call my magicians,”Pharaoh roared. When the Egyptian magicians threw down their rods, each rod became a snake also . But Aaron's rod swallowed the others . Still, Pharaoh refused to let the people go.  \nNext morning, Moses and Aaron met Pharaoh at the river . When Aaron held out his rod, God turned the water into blood. Fish died! People couldn't drink it!  \nBut Pharaoh hardened his heart. He would not let the Israelites leave Egypt.  \nAgain, Moses told Pharaoh to let God's people go. Pharaoh refused again . God sent another plague . All of Egypt was ̊lled with frogs. Every house, every room, even the cooking ovens were over-run with frogs!","cbCaiob3mWx3Kds1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiob3mWx3Kds1","pdf",3257170,1,33,"English","en",105,"# 11 Goodbye Pharaoh! \n## Pharaoh's Anger\n## The Plague of Blood\n## The Plague of Frogs","[{\"question\":\"What command did God give Pharaoh through Moses?\",\"answer\":\"God commanded Pharaoh to let the Israelite slaves leave Egypt. Pharaoh refused and ordered them to work harder, making their situation worse.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the first sign given to Pharaoh?\",\"answer\":\"When Pharaoh asked for a sign from God, Aaron's rod turned into a live snake. 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