PharoahandDeadpeople

 Q& A Pharoah. God killed the people of Egypt and even all the 1st born [babies & adults] cuz he gave God a wrong answer. 

Pharohs problem was his sins and his pride. If he had obeyed God all would have gone well.

Pharoah had plotted to kill Jews, God's people.(*)  

No one will get away with murder, nor harming His people. And, No one will get away with sitting in judgement above God nor disregarding God's commands. 

You can't tell me you are OK with pharoah murdering 100k babies, or OK with slavery and abuse of the enslaved? 

Note:

Pharaoh decided to slaughter all male Israelite newborns to try to stop the growth of Israel (Genesis 12:2; 22:17; 46:3).  Pharaoh commanded “all his people” to throw Israel’s first born sons into the river (Exodus 1:22). He wanted to drown the Hebrew infants and feed them to the crocodiles in saying, “Destroy those abominable babies” (Genesis 43:32).

Murder is prohibited in the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:13). And it was punishable by death: “Whoever sheds man’s blood, by man his blood shall be shed” (Genesis 9:6; Numbers 35:30). Solomon the wisest man said, “[T]he Lord hates…hands that shed innocent blood” (Proverbs 6:16-17). Romans 13:4 dileneats that governments have the God-given right to destroy murderers, and Revelation 21:8 says that all sinners, which includes murderers, 'have their part in [Hell] the lake which burns with fire and brimstone'

Thus, the nation of Egypt was guilty of the crime of murdering all those innocent babies. Those precious souls were “a heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127:3) and born in God’s image (Genesis 1:26-27; Acts 17:25; Ecclesiastes 12:7). And created by God in the womb, Psalm 139:1-24.

[Patiently], 80 years later, God punished Egypt for their crimes of murdering the innocent (in addition to their other sins of idolatry, rebellion and unbelief). He brought ten plagues upon Pharaoh and all his land (Exodus 7-12). The first plague God sent upon Egypt was turning water to blood (for the blood of the babies), while the last was destroying all of Egypt’s firstborn. This act was “the chastening of the Lord” (Deuteronomy 7:19; 11:2). “He did not spare their soul from death… and destroyed all the firstborn in Egypt” (Psalm 78:49-51). 

God does serve justice.

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