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God strikes down every firstborn in Egypt, but passes over the homes of Israelites who mark their doorframes with lamb's blood.
The tenth and final plague is the death of every firstborn in Egypt — from Pharaoh's heir to the prisoners' children. God instructs each Israelite family to sacrifice a lamb and paint its blood on their doorposts so the destroyer will pass over them. This night becomes the foundational event of Israel's identity, commemorated every year as the Passover feast.
Exodus
The Final Warning
God tells Moses there's one plague left — and it's the one that will finally break Pharaoh. Moses stands before Pharaoh and delivers the announcement that will shatter an empire, and Egypt is about to learn the difference between stubbornness and sovereignty.
Exodus
The Night Everything Changed
God gives Israel precise, step-by-step instructions — a specific lamb, a specific meal, blood on the doorframe — and then moves through Egypt in the middle of the night. By morning, Pharaoh is begging them to leave, and an entire nation walks out the door carrying borrowed gold and unbaked bread.
Exodus
Never Forget Where You Came From
Israel has barely walked out of Egypt and God is already teaching them how to remember. He claims every firstborn, establishes a forever tradition around unleavened bread, then personally leads His people into the wilderness — not by the shortcut, but by the route that would actually get them where they needed to go.
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