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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Who was this man of long ago? Who told the Pharaoh to let his people go. He called down ten plagues to prove his hand, To free them from bondage in this Egyptian land. The Pharaoh was stubborn he would not budge, He refused this man he carried a grudge. Till the last plague was released for all around, This one proved deadly as it came without a sound. The firstborn male would die that very night, Proving to the Pharaoh Gods awesome might. The Pharaohs son was stricken down, So he prayed to his phony gods in hopes to bring his son around. He lost his son for the stubbornness he bore, So he released the people to be free once more. As the people gathered and headed out, They were excited there was no doubt. Then the Pharaoh had a change of heart, Decided he would bring them back which wasn’t too smart. He had them trapped where they could not flee, Till Moses asked God to part the waters of the mighty Red Sea. He raised his staff high above his head, And God parted the waters like Moses had said. Moses and his people escaped safely to the other side. But this is where the Egyptian soldiers and the Pharaoh died. They tried to cross but the waters came down Those in the water all would drown. There is much more to this story that I tell, How Gods chosen people have a story that is written so well.
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