Exodus 12 contains the tenth and final plague, the death of the firstborn in Egypt. The blood of a lamb saved those of Israel. The blood of Jesus saves us today. Are you saved by the blood?

Exodus 11 announces the tenth and final plague, but before that, God instructs the Hebrews to plunder the Egyptians! That is bold. How is your boldness for Jesus?

Exodus 10 includes the eighth and ninth of the ten plagues against Egypt. Though Pharaoh has seen God demonstrate His might and power, he refuses to soften his heart. Have you seen God’s might and power, yet refuse to soften your heart?

In Exodus 9, more plagues hammer Egypt, but not in Goshen. I want to be under God’s protection, not His judgment. Where are you, under protection or judgment?

In Exodus 8, three more plagues come against Egypt, but not where the Israelites live in Goshen. Therefore, we should want to live in Goshen. Where are you living today?

In Exodus 7, the plagues begin, but Pharaoh’s heart is hardened. When things get tough on you, do you harden, or soften, your heart toward God?

In chapter 5, the Israelites had to make bricks without straw. In chapter 6, God promises deliverance. He tells Moses to get back to work. Have you been pouting? Is God telling you to get back to work?

In Exodus 5, Moses returns to Egypt, but things do not go as planned with Pharaoh. He does not know the God of Moses. Do you?