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A Clear Ultimatum
Commentators note that this verse presents a clear ultimatum, framing the conflict as a test of wills between God and Pharaoh. As Matthew Henry suggests, the core issue is 'whose word will stand.' God plainly states the choice and the consequence, leaving no room for ambiguity. Pharaoh's refusal is a direct challenge to God's authority.
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Exodus
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19th Century
Bishop
The nature of the fifth plague is clear and admits of no dispute. It was a rinderpest, or murrain on cattle, which, however, unlike most s…
16th Century
Theologian
But if you refuse. God again urges him to obedience through fear of punishment, as He usually deals with the stubborn. Yet He permits him …
17th Century
Pastor
For if you refuse to let them go
Continue to refuse, as he had done: and will hold them still
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17th Century
Minister
God wills for Israel to be released, but Pharaoh opposes it, and the test is whose word will stand. Immediately, the hand of the Lord is upon the c…