Exodus 11

Exodus 11

God declares that He will bring only one final, devastating plague upon Egypt—the death of the firstborn. This plague will be so terrifying that Pharaoh himself will beg the Israelites to leave. God instructs Moses to tell the Hebrews to ask the Egyptians for silver and gold articles, thus spoiling the Egyptians as payment for their labor. Moses delivers God's final warning to Pharaoh, declaring that the firstborn of every Egyptian, from Pharaoh's son to the servant's son, will die at midnight.

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Job 17

Job continues to lament his loneliness, feeling despised by his friends and abandoned by God. He pleads for proof of his integrity, as his only hope now lies in the grave.

Job 18

Bildad continues the attack, describing the certain fate of the wicked. He suggests that the miseries Job is experiencing (loss, terror, disease) are all inevitable parts of the wicked man's demise.

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