Psalms 105:29; Exodus 7:17-21; Revelation 16:3-6; The miracles mentioned in this and the four subsequent verses, evidently shew the power of God over the elements of nature, which at that time were the objects of Egyptian worship.
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Psalms 78:44
Psalms 78:44
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