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The first month of the Hebrew calendar year and the passover is established.

Are we the reason things don't transpire as we pray, this is the thought I explored today taking a very introspective look at this idea.

Pharaoh is given one more Opportunity to let the Hebrew people go before the last and most devastating wonder. 

We should all be encouraged to walk with God if you think you can't because of a fault or sin, Go before God handle that get back up and lets encourage each other to walk this walk. Pharaoh is trying to let the Hebrew people go while still holding on to something that will have them return. Moses tells him they must leave and take everything leaving nothing behind .

Pharaohs pride has yet to subside thus the plagues on the land of Egypt continue.

Pharaoh goes back and forth and changes his mind, yet his heart never waivers from his rebellion against God.

Pharaohs obstinacy will not allow  him to recognize he has no way out of releasing the Hebrew people. On the other side of this the Hebrew people are seeing Gods mighty hand at work on there behalf.

Pharaoh  goes back on his word to let the Hebrew people go multiple times. The magicians of Egypt reach the limitations of their abilities and let Pharaoh know the things done by Aaron are come From God.

The waters of The river is turned into blood as a judgment for Pharoahs unwillingness to let the Hebrew people go. The sorcerers of Pharaoh again mimic This act, thus causing Pharaoh to maintain his opposition to Gods Command that his  people be released.

Correction to something I said in this video a Score is 20 so Moses was 80 and Aaron 83. Moses and Aaron go to deliver Gods message with the addition of a sign. Pharaohs wise men mimic this sign and his heart is thus steadfast, and he doubles down with his decision not to free the Hebrew people.

We Get The Family lineage of Moses and Aaron, and Moses again questions how he being who he is will deliver this message to pharaoh in an adequate manner.

This world does have a course and at some point we were all on it. Is it fair, correct, or even biblical to expect people on the worlds course to come to Gods finish line figuratively speaking .

Moses Is perplexed at how he is to convince pharaoh of the validity of Gods word seeing that he can't even convince the Hebrew People. God on the other hand assures Moses that his word is true and right.

Moses and The Hebrew People see the results of his message to pharaoh from God, and it is not what either  thought and or expected.

How Do we reason with people with out personal attacks or insults on intelligence. In this video I read some scientific articles attempting to understand views that are different than my own on the creation of our world. In doing so I attempt to offer and answer for some of the key questions they have left open, and in no surprise to any of my listeners God has these answers.    1. https...

Moses Meets with Pharaoh and relays his message from God. Pharaoh does not take kindly to his authority being challenged and places a heavier burden on the Hebrew people. 

Moses fails to circumcise his son on the eighth day,  and God seeks to kill him before he heads down to Egypt because of this issue.

Moses is met by his brother Aaron, and he will be the mouth piece of Moses being a more eloquent speaker. 

Moses being instructed is still contending trying to convince God he isn't the man for the job.

God sends Moses to the elders of Israel with the report of his deliverance for them.

Moses is instructed as to what God is going to do in delivering the Children of Israel out of bondage. Moses hears Gods plan and doubts if he is the man to deliver His message, and is assured God's word will be carried out just as He has spoken it.

Moses has an encounter with God and is afraid once he realizes it is God who calls to him from the burning bush.

Gods Providence is displayed in the preservation of Moses, and he hears the cry of the Hebrew People. And yes I realized after watching the video that I mispronounced the word troughs.

The Children of Israel's first generation has died off, and the new king of Egypt doesn't know about Joseph. The Hebrews are now seen as a threat to Egypt and therefore dealt with harshly.

I wonder if this mental conundrum is faced by others, what say you how do you deal with it.