On Mount Horeb God appeared in a bush that burned but was not consumed, revealed himself as "I AM WHO I AM," and sent Moses as the deliverer of Israel. (The Bible 출애굽기 3:1-4:17)tradition
Moses, reunited with Aaron in the wilderness, performed signs before the people and then went to Pharaoh demanding that the people be let go, but Pharaoh only made their labor heavier. (The Bible 출애굽기 5:1-23)tradition
When Aaron struck the Nile with his staff, the water turned to blood, the fish died, and all Egypt could not get water to drink, but Pharaoh's heart remained hard. (The Bible 출애굽기 7:14-25)tradition
Frogs came up from the river and covered the land, the houses and the beds; they left when Pharaoh pleaded, but when he caught his breath he hardened his heart again. (The Bible 출애굽기 8:1-15)tradition
When Aaron struck the dust of the ground with his staff it became gnats on people and animals; the magicians said, "This is the finger of God," but Pharaoh would not listen. (The Bible 출애굽기 8:16-19)tradition
Swarms of flies covered all of Egypt, but the land of Goshen where Israel lived was set apart and had no plague, showing that the LORD was in the midst of the land. (The Bible 출애굽기 8:20-32)tradition
A severe plague struck the livestock in the fields and the animals of Egypt died, but none of Israel's livestock died, and Pharaoh's heart was still stubborn. (The Bible 출애굽기 9:1-7)tradition
When Moses scattered furnace soot toward the sky, painful boils broke out on people and animals, and even the magicians could not stand before Moses because of the boils. (The Bible 출애굽기 9:8-12)tradition
A terrible hail mixed with fire struck people, animals and the plants of the field and broke the trees, but there was no hail in Goshen, where Israel lived. (The Bible 출애굽기 9:13-35)tradition
Swarms of locusts brought by an east wind ate all the plants and tree fruit left by the hail, so that nothing green remained in the whole land. (The Bible 출애굽기 10:1-20)tradition