Exodus 4:30

30 Aaron told them everything that God had told Moses and demonstrated the wonders before the people.

Exodus 4:30 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 4:30

And Aaron spake all the words which the Lord had spoken unto
Moses
As Moses had related to him, being his mouth and spokesman:

and did the signs in the sight of the people;
not Aaron, but Moses, and these were the turning of his rod into a serpent, and the serpent into a rod again; putting his hand into and out of his bosom, when it was leprous, and then doing the same when it was well again; and taking water out of the river, and changing it into blood, which he did for the confirmation of his mission.

Exodus 4:30 In-Context

28 Moses told Aaron the message that God had sent him to speak and the wonders he had commanded him to do.

29 So Moses and Aaron proceeded to round up all the leaders of Israel.

30 Aaron told them everything that God had told Moses and demonstrated the wonders before the people.

31 And the people trusted and listened believingly that God was concerned with what was going on with the Israelites and knew all about their affliction. They bowed low and they worshiped.