Significance of the plagues to both the Jews and the Egyptians.

Significance of the plagues to both the Jews and the Egyptians.

  • They proved that Yahweh was more powerful than the Egyptian gods.
  • They showed that Yahweh was a ware of the afflictions of the Israelites
  • They showed that Yahweh was determined to fulfil His promises.
  • They proved that Yahweh was working through Moses.
  • God’s presence was manifested in the form of plagues and nobody would doubt his presence.
  • They softened the heart of the pharaoh to release the Israelites.
  • They made the Israelites have faith in God and Moses
  • They taught them on obedience. 
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