Êxodo 9:10

10 Eles tiraram cinza duma fornalha e se puseram diante do faraó. Moisés a espalhou pelo ar, e feridas purulentas começaram a estourar nos homens e nos animais.

Êxodo 9:10 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 9:10

And they took ashes of the furnace
Which was near at hand, perhaps in Pharaoh's kitchen: and stood before Pharaoh;
not in his palace, or in any covered room, but in some place open to the heaven, a courtyard or garden adjoining to the palace: and Moses sprinkled it up towards heaven; cast it up in the air; this being again ascribed to Moses, seems to confirm the notion of those who think he only did it; but, for the reasons before given, both may be thought to be concerned: and it became a boil breaking forth with blains, upon man, and upon
beast;
these failing down in the manner before described, on whomsoever they lighted, whether man or beast, produced sore boils and inflammations, and raised blisters and blotches; and hence arose those lying scandalous stories of the Israelites being a scabby people, and of their being driven out of Egypt on that account, affirmed by Manetho, Lysimachus, Diodorus Siculus, Tacitus, Justin, and others; (See Gill on Exodus 4:6) with this plague the first vial poured forth on mystical Egypt, or antichrist, has some agreement, ( Revelation 16:2 ) .

Êxodo 9:10 In-Context

8 Disse mais o SENHOR a Moisés e a Arão: “Tirem um punhado de cinza de uma fornalha, e Moisés a espalhará no ar, diante do faraó.

9 Ela se tornará como um pó fino sobre toda a terra do Egito, e feridas purulentas surgirão nos homens e nos animais em todo o Egito”.

10 Eles tiraram cinza duma fornalha e se puseram diante do faraó. Moisés a espalhou pelo ar, e feridas purulentas começaram a estourar nos homens e nos animais.

11 Nem os magos podiam manter-se diante de Moisés, porque ficaram cobertos de feridas, como os demais egípcios.

12 Mas o SENHOR endureceu o coração do faraó, e ele se recusou a atender Moisés e Arão, conforme o SENHOR tinha dito a Moisés.