said to Moses, Enter to Pharaoh! And you shall say to him, Thus says Send out my people that they may serve me!
But if should not to send, behold, I strike all your boundaries with frogs.
And will discharge forth frogs. And in ascending, they shall enter into your houses, and into the closets of your bedrooms, and upon your beds, and into the houses of your attendants, and your people, and in your batches of flour, and in your ovens.
And upon you, and upon your people, and upon your attendants will ascend
said to Moses, Say to Aaron your brother! Stretch forth your hand the rod upon the rivers, and upon the aqueducts, and upon the marshes, and lead the frogs!
And Aaron stretched out hand upon the waters of Egypt, and he led the frogs. And was brought up and covered all the land of Egypt.
did with their sorceries; and they led the frogs upon the land of Egypt.
And Pharaoh called Moses and Aaron, and said, Make a vow for me to and remove the frogs from me, and from my people! And I will send the people, and they shall sacrifice
said to Pharaoh, Order for me! when should I make a vow for you, and for your attendants, and your people, to remove from view the frogs from you, and from your people, and from your houses - except for the ones in
And he said, During tomorrow. He said therefore, As you have said; that you might see that there is no other besides
And shall be removed from you, and from your houses, and from your attendants, and from your people, only the ones in will be left behind.
went forth from Pharaoh. And Moses yelled out to concerning the enactment of the frogs, as Pharaoh arranged.
did just as Moses said, and ended the frogs from the houses, and from the properties, and from the fields.
And they brought them heaps upon heaps, and stunk
seeing that there came to pass a respite, was weighed down and he did not hearken to them, just as
said to Moses, Say to Aaron! Stretch out your rod, and strike the embankment of the land! and there will be midges in all of Egypt.
stretched out and he struck the embankment of the earth, and there were the midges among both men and among also the four-footed creatures. And among all embankments of the land there were the midges in all of Egypt.
did in their sorceries, to lead out the midge, but they were not able. And there were midges among both men, and among the four-footed creatures.
said to Pharaoh, the finger And was hardened and he did not listen to them, just as
said to Moses, Rise early in the morning, and stand before Pharaoh! And behold, he will come forth near the water. And you shall say to him, Thus says Send out my people! that they shall serve me in the wilderness.
But if you do not want to send out my people, behold, I will send upon you, and upon your attendants, and upon your people, and upon your houses And shall be filled with the dog-fly, and into the land upon which they are upon it.
And I will do an incredible thing in that day in the land of Goshen, upon which my people are upon it; upon which there will not be there the dog-fly, that you may know that I am of all the earth.
And I will make a difference between my people, and between your people. And in the next morning will be upon the land.
did so. And came in multitude in the houses of Pharaoh, and in the houses of his attendants, and in all of Egypt. And was utterly destroyed because of the dog-fly.
called Moses and Aaron, saying, In going, you sacrifice your God in the land!
And Moses said, It is not possible to be so. For the abominations of the Egyptians we sacrifice our God. For if we should sacrifice the abominations of the Egyptians before them, we shall have stones thrown at us.
A journey of three days we shall go into the wilderness, and we shall sacrifice to the lord our God, just as he told us.
And Pharaoh said, I shall send you, and you sacrifice your God in the wilderness! but do not far away Make a vow then for me to
said Behold I will go forth from you, and I will make a vow to God, and shall go forth from you, and from your attendants, and from your people tomorrow. You should not add again, O Pharaoh, to deceive completely, to not send out the people to sacrifice to the lord.
went forth from Pharaoh, and made a vow to God.
did just as Moses said, and removed the dog-fly from Pharaoh, and from his attendants, and from his people; and he did not leave behind even one.
And Pharaoh was oppressed his heart also at this time, and he did not want to send out the people.