Exodus · Chapter 3 · Exodus 9–12
The Passover
The murrain, the boils, the hail and fire, the locusts on the east wind, darkness which may be felt, the warning of midnight, the lamb without blemish, the blood on the lintel, the cry in Egypt, unleavened bread, and the hosts of Jehovah going out after four hundred and thirty years.
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TitleChapter 3: The PassoverExodus 9 – 12
Page 41A Very Grievous MurrainExodus 9:1–7
Page 42Ashes of the FurnaceExodus 9:8–13
Page 43To Show Thee My PowerExodus 9:14–19
Page 44Thunder and HailExodus 9:20–24
Page 45I Have Sinned This TimeExodus 9:25–29
Page 46The Barley Was in the EarExodus 9:30–35
Page 47How Long Wilt Thou Refuse?Exodus 10:1–4
Page 48Knowest Thou Not Yet That Egypt Is Destroyed?Exodus 10:5–7
Page 49Who Are They That Shall Go?Exodus 10:8–11
Page 50The East Wind Brought the LocustsExodus 10:12–15
Page 51An Exceeding Strong West WindExodus 10:16–21
Page 52Darkness Which May Be FeltExodus 10:22–26
Page 53See My Face No MoreExodus 10:27–11:3
Page 54About MidnightExodus 11:4–8
Page 55The Beginning of MonthsExodus 11:9–12:4
Page 56Your Lamb Shall Be without BlemishExodus 12:5–10
Page 57When I See the BloodExodus 12:11–13
Page 58A Feast by an Ordinance for EverExodus 12:14–17
Page 59Draw Out, and Kill the PassoverExodus 12:18–21
Page 60A Bunch of HyssopExodus 12:22–26
Page 61At MidnightExodus 12:27–29
Page 62A Great Cry in EgyptExodus 12:30–34
Page 63From Rameses to SuccothExodus 12:35–39
Page 64Four Hundred and Thirty YearsExodus 12:40–45
Page 65By Their HostsExodus 12:46–51