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Esodo 8:20

Listen to Esodo 8:20
20 Poi l’Eterno disse a Mosè: "Alzati di buon mattino, e presentati a Faraone. Ecco, egli uscirà per andar verso l’acqua; e digli: Così dice l’Eterno: Lascia andare il mio popolo, perché mi serva.

Esodo 8:20 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 8:20

And the Lord said unto Moses, rise up early in the morning,
&c.] Of the day following, the twenty eight of Adar, or February, according to Bishop Usher; this was the fittest time to meet with Pharaoh, and the most likely to make impressions on him:

and stand before Pharaoh:
meet him as he comes along, and stop him, and stand before him as having something to say to him; this was using great boldness and freedom with a king; but as Moses was ordered to do it by the King of kings, it became him to obey him:

lo, he cometh forth to the water; (See Gill on Exodus 7:15)

and say unto him, thus saith the Lord, let my people go, that they may
serve me;
which had often been required before, but to no purpose, and in case of refusal he is threatened as follows.

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Esodo 8:20 In-Context

18 E i magi cercarono di far lo stesso coi loro incantesimi per produrre le zanzare, ma non poterono. Le zanzare furon dunque sugli uomini e sugli animali.
19 Allora i magi dissero a Faraone: "Questo è il dito di Dio". Ma il cuore di Faraone s’indurò ed egli non diè ascolto a Mosè e ad Aaronne, come l’Eterno avea detto.
20 Poi l’Eterno disse a Mosè: "Alzati di buon mattino, e presentati a Faraone. Ecco, egli uscirà per andar verso l’acqua; e digli: Così dice l’Eterno: Lascia andare il mio popolo, perché mi serva.
21 Se no, se non lasci andare il mio popolo, ecco io manderò su te, sui tuoi servitori, sul tuo popolo e nelle tue case, le mosche velenose; le case degli Egiziani saran piene di mosche velenose e il suolo su cui stanno ne sarà coperto.
22 Ma in quel giorno io farò eccezione del paese di Goscen, dove abita il mio popolo; e quivi non ci saranno mosche, affinché tu sappia che io, l’Eterno, sono in mezzo al paese.
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