Exodus 10:1

Contemporary English Version 1995

The Lord said to Moses: Go back to the king. I have made him and his officials stubborn, so that I could work these miracles.

Cross References

Exodus 4:21

On the way the Lord said to Moses: When you get to Egypt, go to the king and work the miracles I have shown you. But I will make him so stubborn that he will refuse to let my people go.

Romans 9:17

In the Scriptures the Lord says to the king of Egypt, “I let you become king, so that I could show you my power and be praised by all people on earth.”

Exodus 3:20

So I will use my mighty power to perform all kinds of miracles and strike down the Egyptians. Then the king will send you away.

Psalm 7:11

You see that justice is done, and each day you take revenge.

1 Samuel 4:8

We're in big trouble! Who can save us from these powerful gods? They're the same gods who made all those horrible things happen to the Egyptians in the desert.

Exodus 9:27

The king sent for Moses and Aaron and told them, “Now I have really sinned! My people and I are guilty, and the Lord is right.

Exodus 9:16

But he has kept you alive, just to show you his power and to bring honor to himself everywhere in the world.

John 12:40

“The Lord has blinded the eyes of the people, and he has made the people stubborn. He did this so that they could not see or understand, and so that they would not turn to the Lord and be healed.”

Romans 9:18

Everything depends on what God decides to do, and he can either have pity on people or make them stubborn.

Exodus 9:12

Everything happened just as the Lord had told Moses—he made the king too stubborn to listen to Moses and Aaron.

Exodus 10:20

but the Lord made the king so stubborn that he still refused to let the Israelites go.