Moses and Exodus 22

About this episode

This episode discusses the significance of the plague of boils in the context of God's power over Pharaoh and the worship of the Israelites in Egypt.

The plague of boils began from a handful of soot which had been taken from the same kilns used by Pharaoh to make bricks, sometimes without straw, by the Hebrew slaves. God took the very thing Pharaoh used to cause pain for His people and used it to bring pain upon Pharaoh's people. These boils were so painful that the pagan priests could not practice their ceremonies, so during this plague only the Lord of the Israelites was being worshipped in all the land of Egypt.

People in this episode

Host: Greg McCollam

Topics covered

• plagues
• Exodus
• God's power
• worship
• suffering
• spirituality

Keywords

• plague of boils
• Pharaoh
• Hebrew slaves
• Egypt
• God
• worship
• Exodus

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Pharaoh, Hebrew, Egypt

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