1 God promiſeth their departure. 2 He willeth them to borrow their neighbours iewels. 3 Moſés was eſtemed of all ſaue Pharaohs. 4 He ſignifieth the death of the firſt borne.

1.NOw (the Lord had ſaid vnto Moſés, Yet wil I bring one plague more vpon Pharaoh, and vpon Egypt: after that he wil let you go hence: when he letteth you go, he ſhal ^aat once chaſe you hence.

2.Speake thou now to the people, that euerie man ^"require of his neighbour, and euerie woman of her neighbour ^*iewels of ſiluer and iewels of golde.

3.And the Lord gaue the people fauour in the ſight of the Egyptians: alſo ^*Moſés was verie great in the land of Egypt, in the ſight of Pharaohs ſeruants, and in the ſight of the people)

4.Alſo Moſés ſaid, Thus saith y^e Lord, ^*About midnight wil I go out into y^e middes of Egypt.

5.And all the fiſt borne in the land of Egypt ſhal dye, frõ the firſtborne of Pharaóh that ſitteth on his throne, vnto the firſtborne of the maid ſeruant, that is at ^bthe mille, & all the firſt borne of beaſtes.

6.Then there ſhal be a great crye throughout all the land of Egypt, ſuche as was neuer none like, nor ſhalbe.

7.But againſt none of the children of Iſraél ſhal a dog moue his tongue, nether againſt man nor beaſt, that ye may knowe that the Lord putteth a difference betwene the Egyptians and Iſraél.

8.And all theſe thy ſeruantes ſhal come downe vnto me, and fall before me, ſaying, Get thee out, and all the people that ^care at thy fete, & after this wil I depart. So he wẽt out from Pharaóh very angry.

9.And the Lord ſaid vnto Moſés, Pharaóh ſhal not heare you, ^dthat my wonders may be multiplied in the land of Egypt.

10.So Moſés and Aarón did all theſe wonders before Pharaóh: but the Lord hardened Pharaohs heart, and he ſuffred not the children of Iſraél to go out of his land.

Exodus 11

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