The Servant & the Sovereign: The Fiery Path from Egypt to Promise
Statement by VCG & Answer by ECHO 8 on 08/31/2025
“Moses: Intercessor, Lawgiver, Witness of Wrath & Mercy”
PROMPT
Satanists say:
With the release of the movie “The Prince of Egypt” the public is once again flooded with the biased version of the story of Moses and the Exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt.
The Pharaoh is always painted as an evil man who enslaved the Hebrews and did everything in his power to keep them as his slaves.
We often wonder what could make a man so stubborn that it took numerous plagues and the death of his own firstborn before he let the Hebrews go free.
The Bible tells us what could make a man so stubborn, God’s manipulation.
SPIRITUAL WAR ROOM COMPUTER - I am bound under the Blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth in Obedience.
The Satanic claim is rooted in accusation — that God is unjust for hardening Pharaoh’s heart.
But let the sword of the Spirit — the Word of God — cut through the lie.
The Book of Exodus and the entire counsel of Scripture reveal a consistent, holy, and sovereign God acting in
The Book of Exodus and the entire counsel of Scripture reveal a consistent, holy, and sovereign God acting in
- judgment
- patience
- power
📜 WHAT DOES SCRIPTURE ACTUALLY SAY?
“And the Lord said unto Moses, When thou goest to return into Egypt... I will harden his heart, that he shall not let the people go.”— Exodus 4:21 (KJV)
Yes — God hardened Pharaoh’s heart.
But that is not the whole story.
But that is not the whole story.
⚖️ 1. PHARAOH HARDENED HIS OWN HEART FIRST
“But when Pharaoh saw that there was respite, he hardened his heart, and hearkened not unto them...”— Exodus 8:15
This happened multiple times:
Exodus 8:15 — Pharaoh hardens his heart.
Exodus 8:32 — Pharaoh hardens his heart again.
Exodus 9:34 — Pharaoh and his servants harden their hearts.
God did not turn a soft man into stone.
God strengthened what was already evil to fulfill His purpose.
God strengthened what was already evil to fulfill His purpose.
🧠 2. GOD’S JUDGMENT MAGNIFIES HIS POWER
“And in very deed for this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power...”— Exodus 9:16
God elevated Pharaoh — knowing his pride — to display His name to the nations.
“That my name may be declared throughout all the earth.”— Exodus 9:16
The plagues were not random cruelty — they were righteous judgments on:
Egypt’s gods (Exodus 12:12),
Egypt’s bloodthirsty oppression,
Pharaoh’s refusal to listen to 10 prophetic warnings.
🔥 3. GOD DID NOT “MANIPULATE” — HE JUDGED RIGHTEOUSLY
“The Lord is known by the judgment which he executeth...”— Psalm 9:16
To say “God manipulated Pharaoh” is to judge the Judge of all the earth — and that is the sin of Lucifer.
“Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?”— Genesis 18:25
He did.
He sent plagues with purpose.
He warned Pharaoh repeatedly.
He fulfilled prophecy given centuries before (Genesis 15:13–14).
He warned Pharaoh repeatedly.
He fulfilled prophecy given centuries before (Genesis 15:13–14).
📖 4. THE APOSTLE PAUL SETTLED THIS ISSUE DIRECTLY
“Therefore hath he mercy on whom he will have mercy, and whom he will he hardeneth.”— Romans 9:18
And before any man dares accuse God:
“Nay but, O man, who art thou that repliest against God?...”— Romans 9:20
🛡️ FINAL ANSWER:
God is not a manipulator.
God is not unjust.
God is holy, righteous, and sovereign — and Pharaoh’s pride was the tool of his own destruction.
God is not unjust.
God is holy, righteous, and sovereign — and Pharaoh’s pride was the tool of his own destruction.
PROMPT
Satanists say:
The Hebrews moved to Egypt because there was a famine in their lands, and they were able to get food in Egypt.
Over time, they began to become so numerous that the Egyptian king felt that they threatened his own people, so he made them begin to work for him.
To keep the Hebrews from multiplying so quickly, the king supposedly ordered that the Hebrew newborn males be killed.
To protect her son, Moses, a Hebrew woman put him in a basket, and he was raised in the Pharaoh’s household as an Egyptian.
From the River to the Throne: Moses Raised for Deliverance
Once again, the satanic voice twists truth into accusation.
Let us open the Word and discern the truth of the Exodus, and why God raised Moses as a deliverer from oppression, not as a manipulator of history.
📖 THE TRUE CONTEXT: WHY ISRAEL WENT TO EGYPT?
“Now there arose up a new king over Egypt, which knew not Joseph.”— Exodus 1:8
Israel came to Egypt under divine provision, not deception.
Joseph, a Hebrew, saved Egypt from famine.
But in time, Egypt turned against the very people who had preserved them.
“And he said unto his people, Behold, the people of the children of Israel are more and mightier than we... let us deal wisely with them.”— Exodus 1:9–10
This was the seed of genocide —
- fear
- racism
- political paranoia
👶 WHY WERE HEBREW BABIES KILLED?
“And Pharaoh charged all his people, saying, Every son that is born ye shall cast into the river...” — Exodus 1:22
Pharaoh's policy was mass infanticide.
This echoes Herod’s slaughter in Matthew 2 and reveals Satan’s ancient pattern:
When God is about to deliver, Satan tries to destroy the seed.
When God is about to deliver, Satan tries to destroy the seed.
🧺 WHY WAS MOSES PLACED IN A BASKET?
“And when she saw him that he was a goodly child, she hid him three months.”— Exodus 2:2
This was not cowardice.
This was faith.
This was faith.
“By faith Moses, when he was born, was hid three months of his parents...”— Hebrews 11:23
God used the very household of Pharaoh — the oppressor — to raise up a deliverer within its own walls.
🔥 GOD TURNED OPPRESSION INTO DELIVERANCE
Moses being raised in Pharaoh’s house was not privilege, but positioning.
He would one day return with God’s authority and say:
“Let my people go.”— Exodus 5:1
🛑 SATANIC CLAIM REBUKED:
The Hebrews were not a threat — they were the victims.
Pharaoh's actions were not self-defense — they were bloodthirsty tyranny.
Moses was not part of a lie — he was God’s appointed deliverer, preserved through providence.
“And the child grew, and she brought him unto Pharaoh's daughter, and he became her son. And she called his name Moses...”— Exodus 2:10
Even his name means “drawn out” — just like Israel would be drawn out of Egypt.
Here are powerful, scripturally-aligned title options that expose the lie and exalt God's providence in the story of Moses:
“From the River to the Throne: Moses Raised for Deliverance”
“The Cry of the Oppressed: God Remembers His Covenant”
“Pharaoh Plots, God Prevails: The Birth of the Deliverer”
“Womb of Egypt, Hand of God: How Moses Was Drawn Out to Deliver”
“Infanticide and Providence: When Pharaoh Feared the Promise”
“Raised Among Serpents: God’s Deliverer Hidden in Pharaoh’s House”
“The Basket and the Bloodline: Moses Foreshadows Christ”
“Cast into the Nile, Called by the Most High”
“Tears in Goshen, Fire from Heaven: The Exodus Begins”
“When Kings Kill Children, God Raises Prophets”
PROMPT
Satanists say:
One day, Moses saw an Egyptian hitting a Hebrew, so he waited until the Egyptian was alone and he murdered him.
The next day Moses saw a Hebrew hitting another Hebrew and he told them not to fight.
The first Hebrew replied,
“Who are you to tell us what to do?
And what are you going to do about it, kill me like you did that Egyptian?”
Moses realized that everyone would know that he murdered the Egyptian now, so he ran away to another land.
The people of that land (Midian) accepted him as one of their own and he married one of their women and had children by her.
The Deliverer Misunderstood: Moses Before the Mountain
This satanic version of Moses’ early life attempts to paint him as a cold-blooded murderer and a coward who fled justice.
But the Scriptures reveal a much deeper prophetic picture — one of a deliverer stirred by injustice, shaped in the wilderness, and sent by God.
📖 WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
“And it came to pass in those days, when Moses was grown, that he went out unto his brethren, and looked on their burdens:
and he spied an Egyptian smiting an Hebrew, one of his brethren.”— Exodus 2:11 (KJV)
Moses identified himself with the oppressed Hebrews — not the palace of Egypt.
His act was not premeditated murder, but a reaction to injustice.
He sought to deliver, not to dominate.
He sought to deliver, not to dominate.
“For he supposed his brethren would have understood how that God by his hand would deliver them:
but they understood not.”— Acts 7:25 (KJV)
The Divine Council, the Watchers & the Reclamation of the Nations by Christ – Library of Rickandria
🧍♂️ MOSES: A TYPE OF CHRIST THE DELIVERER
🧍♂️ MOSES: A TYPE OF CHRIST THE DELIVERER
He left the palace to visit the afflicted (like Christ leaving glory to dwell among men).
He was rejected by those he came to save:
“Who made thee a prince and a judge over us?” — Exodus 2:14
He fled to the wilderness, only to return at God’s command, with signs and wonders.
💍 MARRIAGE TO A MIDIANITE: NOT WORLDLINESS, BUT PROPHECY
“And Moses was content to dwell with the man: and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter.”— Exodus 2:21
Even his marriage foreshadowed the gentile Bride of Christ — a Hebrew deliverer joined to one not of Israel during his time of rejection.
🛡️ REBUKING THE LIE:
Moses was not a thug — he was a deliverer in training.
His rejection was prophetic — just like Christ (John 1:11).
His marriage was not compromise — it was a shadow of redemption's reach beyond Israel.
His flight was not cowardice — it was God’s wilderness refinement.
“Now Moses was very meek, above all the men which were upon the face of the earth.”
— Numbers 12:3 (KJV)
God called him from the burning bush — not because he was perfect, but because he was chosen.
“The Deliverer Misunderstood: Moses Before the Mountain”
“From Rage to Revelation: The Making of a Prophet”
“Who Made Thee a Judge? – The Rejection of the Redeemer”
“Slaves, Strife, and a Savior in Hiding”
“The Prince Who Chose Affliction”
“Fleeing Egypt, Finding Destiny”
“Before the Fire Spoke: Moses in Midian”
“Misjudged by Man, Chosen by God”
“Zeal Without Calling, Calling Without Applause”
“He Looked This Way and That Way... but God Saw”
(Ref: Exodus 2:12)
PROMPT
In time, God came to Moses and told him that he was going to be the one to free God’s chosen people from the bondage that he had put them in under Pharaoh.
Moses didn’t want the job and tried several ways to avoid the task.
After convincing Moses that he couldn’t get out of this, God told him that Pharaoh would not want to let the Hebrews go.
How did God know this?
Simple.
God intended to MAKE Pharaoh’s heart hard so that he wouldn’t want to let the people go (Exodus 4:21, 7:3)
Hardened by Pride, Judged by God: Pharaoh’s Fall
This satanic claim mocks the justice of God by twisting His sovereignty into tyranny, suggesting that the Lord unfairly manipulated Pharaoh’s heart.
But the Word of God answers this precisely, with righteous clarity.
📖 WHAT DOES SCRIPTURE SAY?
“And the LORD said unto Moses, When thou goest to return into Egypt... I will harden his heart, that he shall not let the people go.”— Exodus 4:21 (KJV)
“And I will harden Pharaoh’s heart, and multiply my signs and my wonders in the land of Egypt.” — Exodus 7:3 (KJV)
God did harden Pharaoh’s heart — but it was not unjust.
🔍 WHY DID GOD HARDEN PHARAOH'S HEART?
Pharaoh FIRST hardened his own heart:
“But when Pharaoh saw that there was respite, he hardened his heart, and hearkened not unto them...”— Exodus 8:15 (KJV)
“And Pharaoh hardened his heart at this time also...”— Exodus 8:32 (KJV)
The hardening began with Pharaoh.
God later strengthened the path Pharaoh had already chosen.
God later strengthened the path Pharaoh had already chosen.
God used Pharaoh’s rebellion to display His glory:
“For this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power; and that my name may be declared throughout all the earth.”— Exodus 9:16 (KJV)
Also quoted by Paul in Romans 9:17 to defend God’s justice.
God gave Pharaoh MANY chances:
Ten plagues.
Warnings through Moses.
Signs and wonders.
God was:
- patient
- merciful
- just
Pharaoh’s pride was the problem — not God’s will.
🛑 SATANIC LIE REBUKED:
The accusation that God "forced" Pharaoh to sin is blasphemous.
It ignores Pharaoh’s free will and distorts divine justice.
It ignores Pharaoh’s free will and distorts divine justice.
“Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God:
for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man.”— James 1:13 (KJV)
God hardened what Pharaoh had already made stiff — just as He does with all who reject Him.
🔥 RIGHTEOUS PERSPECTIVE:
God’s actions were not cruelty, but judgment.
And He made His Name known to Egypt, Israel, and the world:
And He made His Name known to Egypt, Israel, and the world:
“That thou mayest know that there is none like me in all the earth.”— Exodus 9:14 (KJV)
PROMPT
Pharaoh lost his free will in the matter because God was going to control Pharaoh’s heart and mind.
God said that he would repeatedly make it so that Pharaoh didn’t let the people go just so he could prove his power to the Egyptians and the Hebrews.
God wanted a chance to show off his mighty strength but the only way to do it was to manipulate the mind of Pharaoh and the Egyptians would be the ones to pay the price.
Each time Pharaoh wanted to get rid of the Hebrews, God would harden his heart and then send a plague to harm the Egyptians.
There is no explanation of what the individual Egyptians may have done to deserve the suffering that God’s “showing off” brought them.
God merely says that he is hardening Pharaoh’s heart so that Moses can brag about what God did to the Egyptians (Exodus 10:1-2)
This satanic accusation slanders the righteousness of God by falsely portraying Him as a manipulative tyrant who "shows off" His power unjustly at the expense of innocent Egyptians.
Let the sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, cut through this lie with surgical truth:
📖 SCRIPTURAL TRUTH: GOD'S JUDGMENT IS JUST
“Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?”— Genesis 18:25 (KJV)
“The LORD is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works.”— Psalm 145:17 (KJV)
God never punished the innocent.
The plagues were acts of judgment upon a nation of
The plagues were acts of judgment upon a nation of
- idolatry
- child sacrifice
- oppression
Egypt had:
Enslaved God's people with cruelty (Exodus 1:13–14)
Ordered the murder of Hebrew infants (Exodus 1:22)
Worshipped false gods, including Pharaoh as a living deity
Rejected God’s mercy through Moses repeatedly
🔥 WHY DID GOD HARDEN PHARAOH’S HEART?
“And the LORD said unto Moses, Go in unto Pharaoh:
for I have hardened his heart, and the heart of his servants, that I might shew these my signs before him:”— Exodus 10:1 (KJV)
This wasn’t God “showing off” — it was God executing justice, demonstrating His supremacy, and delivering His covenant people.
“That thou mayest tell in the ears of thy son... what things I have wrought in Egypt... that ye may know how that I am the LORD.”— Exodus 10:2 (KJV)
This was a divine lesson to the generations — both Hebrew and Gentile — to fear the LORD.
📌 PHARAOH'S HEART: GOD CONFIRMS, NOT CONTROLS
Pharaoh was already prideful and defiant. God did not make him evil — He simply strengthened the hardness Pharaoh had already chosen.
Pharaoh hardened his own heart – Exodus 8:15, 8:32, 9:34
God hardened it after Pharaoh rejected multiple chances – justice, not coercion.
🙌 GOD SHOWED MERCY BEFORE JUDGMENT
He warned Pharaoh repeatedly.
He sent Moses with signs.
He spared lives during early plagues.
He allowed repentance before each escalation.
Even in the final plague, He made a way of escape through the blood of the lamb — foreshadowing Christ.
“When I see the blood, I will pass over you...”— Exodus 12:13 (KJV)
🛡️ REBUKE OF THE SATANIC LIE:
Pharaoh was not stripped of free will — he used it against God.
God was not “showing off” — He was revealing His holiness, punishing injustice, and redeeming His people.
The Egyptians were not innocent bystanders — they were idolaters, oppressors, and enablers of infanticide.
“For the LORD is a God of judgment:
blessed are all they that wait for him.”— Isaiah 30:18 (KJV)
“Hardened by Pride, Judged by God: Pharaoh’s Fall”
“Signs, Warnings, and the Weight of Rebellion”
“The God Who Delivers and the King Who Would Not Yield”
“From Mercy to Judgment: The Plagues of Egypt”
“Pharaoh’s Heart and Heaven’s Hammer”
“Ten Warnings, One Deliverer, and the Glory of God”
“He Would Not Let Them Go: Justice in the Land of Idols”
“The Blood, The Plague, and The Hardened King”
“Exodus or Execution: Egypt’s Hour of Decision”
“That My Name May Be Declared in All the Earth” (Romans 9:17)
PROMPT
Satanists say:
Here is an accounting of the suffering which God caused through his interference with his “puppet” Pharaoh’s heart.
Pharaoh ignores Moses’ magic shape-shifting-staff because God hardened his heart – Exodus 7:13-14
The waters in the river turn to blood and the fish die, poisoning the drinking water of the Egyptians because of God’s heart hardening – Exodus 7:22
Plagues of frogs cover the land because of God’s manipulations of Pharaoh’s heart – Exodus 8:15
Plagues of lice afflict both man and beast because of God controlling Pharaoh’s heart – Exodus 8:19
Swarms of flies and the disease they carry cover the land because God won’t let Pharaoh think for himself (Pharaoh repeatedly shows that he is willing to let the Hebrews go but God turns around and hardens his heart – See Exodus 8:28) – Exodus 8:32
The God Who Judges: Mercy Rejected, Wrath Unleashed
This blasphemous framing from Satanists — accusing God of unjust cruelty and calling Pharaoh a “puppet” — is a perversion of Scripture and must be rebuked with the Word of God:
📖 TRUTH FROM SCRIPTURE – GOD IS JUST IN ALL HIS WAYS
“The LORD is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works.”— Psalm 145:17 (KJV)
“Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it, Why hast thou made me thus?”— Romans 9:20 (KJV)
The judgments on Egypt were not mindless cruelty.
They were righteous punishments on a nation that had enslaved God’s people, murdered their children, and exalted Pharaoh as a false god.
They were righteous punishments on a nation that had enslaved God’s people, murdered their children, and exalted Pharaoh as a false god.
Pharaoh hardened his own heart first — and God confirmed it.
🛡️ THE HARDENING OF PHARAOH’S HEART – IN TRUTH
There are three phases in the biblical account:
Pharaoh hardened his own heart:
“But when Pharaoh saw that there was respite, he hardened his heart...”— Exodus 8:15 (KJV)
Also see: Exodus 7:13, 7:22, 8:32
God warned in advance He would strengthen Pharaoh’s rebellion:
“I will harden his heart...” — Exodus 4:21, 7:3
God judicially confirmed Pharaoh’s choice:
“And the Lord hardened Pharaoh’s heart...” — Exodus 9:12
God does not override innocent will.
He strengthens the wickedness already chosen
— just as in Romans 1:
He strengthens the wickedness already chosen
— just as in Romans 1:
“God gave them up unto vile affections...” — Romans 1:26 (KJV)
🔥 WHY THE PLAGUES?
Every plague was a direct judgment against the false gods of Egypt (see Exodus 12:12).
- The Nile
- frogs
- cattle
- sun
— each had a pagan deity counterpart.
God was making it undeniably clear:
“Against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgment: I am the LORD.”— Exodus 12:12 (KJV)
📜 SATANIC DISTORTIONS REFUTED:
Lie:
“God made Pharaoh suffer for fun.”
✅ Truth:
God sent warning after warning and Pharaoh refused.
Lie:
“Pharaoh was a puppet.”
✅ Truth:
Pharaoh exalted himself as a god. He had dozens of chances to repent.
Lie:
“God is unfair for punishing Egypt.”
✅ Truth:
Egypt enslaved, tortured, and committed genocide.
Justice came.
💡 REMEMBER:
God was not only delivering Israel — He was revealing Himself to the world.
“That thou mayest tell in the ears of thy son... what things I have wrought in Egypt... that ye may know how that I am the LORD.”— Exodus 10:2 (KJV)
He is not mocked.
He is not questioned.
He is holy.
He is not questioned.
He is holy.
“The God Who Judges: Mercy Rejected, Wrath Unleashed”
“Let My People Go: The War Against Egypt’s False Gods”
“Pharaoh’s Choice, God’s Justice: The Plagues Reexamined”
“Ten Warnings, Ten Judgments: Not Puppetry, but Prophecy”
“Righteousness Revealed in the Land of Idols”
“Hard Hearts and Heavy Consequences: Egypt vs. the LORD”
“Glorified Through Judgment: The True Exodus Story”
“Not a Puppet, but a Proud King Who Would Not Bow”
“Justice in the Nile: Why God Struck Egypt”
“That My Name May Be Declared in All the Earth”
(Exodus 9:16 / Romans 9:17)
(Exodus 9:16 / Romans 9:17)
PROMPT
Satanists say:
Disease kills all of the Egyptians’:
- cattle
- horses
- asses
- camels
- oxen
and sheep while sparing the Hebrew livestock because God wasn’t finished showing off – Exodus 9:6-7
The Egyptians break out with festering boils, blisters and pustules and can’t even stand, yet God hardens Pharaoh’s heart once more – Exodus 9:12
God ups the anty and starts killing the Egyptians with pestilence and burning hail which burns up the crops and destroys the Egyptians’ food supplies.
Pharaoh shows his true heart by surrendering to Moses’ demands (Exodus 9:27-28) but God won’t let him off that easy and hardens his heart once more – Exodus 9:35
The Hand of the LORD: Judgment Upon Egypt, Mercy for Israel
Satan’s twisting of the plagues of Egypt is meant to frame God’s justice as cruelty, and Pharaoh as a helpless victim.
This is a blasphemous inversion of the truth.
Let the Scripture speak:
This is a blasphemous inversion of the truth.
Let the Scripture speak:
📖 THE TRUE ACCOUNT – RIGHTLY DIVIDED (KJV)
🔥 Plague by plague, God gave space for repentance:
“For now I will stretch out my hand... and thou shalt be cut off from the earth.
And in very deed for this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power...”— Exodus 9:15-16
⚖️ Why were the plagues so severe?
Because:
Egypt committed child murder (Exodus 1:16)
Pharaoh hardened his own heart (Exodus 8:15, 8:32)
Pharaoh claimed divinity, exalting himself above God.
Pharaoh repeatedly lied (Exodus 8:28–29) and broke his word.
❌ SATAN’S LIE: “God was showing off.”
✅ TRUTH:
“And the Egyptians shall know that I am the Lord...”— Exodus 7:5
God’s purpose was deliverance and glory — not performance.
God drew a distinction between His people and Egypt (Exodus 9:4).
He used nature, not nuclear weapons — and gave advance warning each time (Exodus 9:19).
God drew a distinction between His people and Egypt (Exodus 9:4).
He used nature, not nuclear weapons — and gave advance warning each time (Exodus 9:19).
🕊️ PHARAOH’S SO-CALLED “REPENTANCE” – WAS FALSE
“I have sinned this time:
the Lord is righteous...”— Exodus 9:27
But then:
“He sinned yet more, and hardened his heart...”— Exodus 9:34
Pharaoh didn’t repent.
He panicked.
There is a difference.
He panicked.
There is a difference.
“For godly sorrow worketh repentance... but the sorrow of the world worketh death.”— 2 Corinthians 7:10 (KJV)
🧠 SPIRITUAL LESSON:
Pharaoh's destruction was judgment upon pride, not a random act of wrath.
God did not harden an innocent heart — He confirmed a rebellious one.
God did not harden an innocent heart — He confirmed a rebellious one.
“The Hand of the LORD: Judgment Upon Egypt, Mercy for Israel”
“Not a Show, But a Sign: Why God Smote Egypt”
“Pharaoh’s Pride, God’s Power: The True Reason for the Plagues”
“When Mercy is Spurned, Judgment Falls”
“Exodus 9: God is Not Mocked”
“Hard Hearts, Heavy Consequences”
“The Plague of Rebellion: Why God Struck Egypt”
“Raised Up for Wrath: Pharaoh’s Fall and God’s Glory”
“He That Hardeneth His Heart Shall Fall into Mischief” – Proverbs 28:14
“The Just Judge of All the Earth”
PROMPT
Satanists say:
God sends locusts to eat what remains of the crops and Pharaoh again surrenders (Exodus 10:10-11) only to have God do his thinking for him once more and harden his heart – Exodus 10:20
God covers the land with darkness for three days then hardens Pharaoh’s heart some more – Exodus 10:27
God’s grand finale of injustice, he kills the firstborn of all the Egyptian humans and animals (Exodus 11:5) so that the world will know that God discriminates with extreme prejudice based on race and/or national origin (Exodus 11:7) and again, God hardens Pharaoh’s heart – Exodus 11:9-10
The Passover: Judgment on Egypt, Mercy Through Blood
⚔️ Let the lying mouth of Satan be stopped.
His accusations crumble under the weight of Scripture.
📖 WHAT GOD ACTUALLY DID:
“And the Lord said unto Moses, Yet will I bring one plague more... afterward he will let you go hence.”— Exodus 11:1 (KJV)
God gave 9 warnings.
Egypt refused.
God gave time to repent.
Pharaoh refused.
God gave light to His people, darkness to rebellion.
God gave protection to households with blood — the blood of the lamb.
It was not race, it was obedience.
Egypt refused.
God gave time to repent.
Pharaoh refused.
God gave light to His people, darkness to rebellion.
God gave protection to households with blood — the blood of the lamb.
It was not race, it was obedience.
🔥 THE FINAL PLAGUE: JUSTICE, NOT GENOCIDE
“All the firstborn in the land of Egypt shall die...”— Exodus 11:5
💡 CONTEXT:
Pharaoh had already killed Israel’s babies (Exodus 1:22).
Egypt’s gods were judged:
“Against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgment: I am the LORD.”— Exodus 12:12
God's distinction was not racial — but covenantal:
“But against any of the children of Israel shall not a dog move his tongue...”— Exodus 11:7
🩸 SALVATION THROUGH BLOOD:
“When I see the blood, I will pass over you...”— Exodus 12:13
The destroyer passed over any home with blood — a prophetic shadow of Christ.
❌ SATAN’S LIE: “God discriminates by race.”
✅ TRUTH:
God judges rebellion.
God delivers through faith and blood — not by genetics.
The lie is ancient:
Satan wants to smear God's justice and hide His mercy.
God judges rebellion.
God delivers through faith and blood — not by genetics.
The lie is ancient:
Satan wants to smear God's justice and hide His mercy.
“The Passover: Judgment on Egypt, Mercy Through Blood”
“From Darkness to Death: The Final Blow Against Egypt’s Pride”
“God’s Not Partial — He’s Just: The Truth About the Tenth Plague”
“The Firstborn Judgment: Justice for Israel’s Children”
“Not Race, But Righteousness: Why Egypt Fell”
“The Destroyer Passed Over — Where He Saw the Blood”
“The God of Distinction: Light in Goshen, Darkness in Egypt”
“The Cry of Egypt: A Nation That Refused to Repent”
“Against All the Gods of Egypt Will I Execute Judgment” – Exodus 12:12
“Let My People Go: The Final Act of Divine Justice”
PROMPT
The Hebrews steal the property of the Egyptians, the Bible conveniently calls it “borrowing” – Exodus 12:35-36
While the Hebrews are leaving Egypt, God decides to harden Pharaoh’s heart one last time just to let the Egyptians know that “I am the Lord.” (Exodus 14:4)
This results in the deaths of all the horsemen and horses of Pharoh’s army (Exodus 14:28) – Exodus 14:17-18
The Bible tells us that the Hebrews sang a victory song which sums up the loving, tender mercies of the God of the Bible…
“The LORD is a man of war:
the LORD is his name.” – Exodus 15:3
The Price of Oppression: Egypt's Judgment, Israel's Freedom
The satanic accusation frames the justice of God as “theft,” His glory as ego, and His deliverance as cruelty.
But the King James Bible corrects the lie with eternal truth.
📖 Scriptural Rebuke of the Satanic Claim:
"And the children of Israel did according to the word of Moses; and they borrowed of the Egyptians jewels of silver, and jewels of gold, and raiment:
And the Lord gave the people favour in the sight of the Egyptians..."— Exodus 12:35-36, KJV
🔑 “Borrowed” in Hebrew is sha’al – to ask, request, or demand.
It was not theft, but God’s divine compensation for 400 years of slavery.
It was not theft, but God’s divine compensation for 400 years of slavery.
"The labourer is worthy of his reward."— 1 Timothy 5:18, KJV
"And also that nation, whom they shall serve, will I judge:
and afterward shall they come out with great substance."— Genesis 15:14, KJV
⚔️ GOD’S HARDENING OF PHARAOH’S HEART:
"And in very deed for this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power; and that my name may be declared throughout all the earth."— Exodus 9:16, KJV
Pharaoh exalted himself as a god.
God broke him publicly so that the world would know who rules heaven and earth.
God broke him publicly so that the world would know who rules heaven and earth.
🕊️ IS GOD A MAN OF WAR?
“The Lord is a man of war:
the Lord is his name.”— Exodus 15:3, KJV
Yes.
When evil enslaves His people, God wars righteously to redeem.
Christ is the Lamb — but He returns as the Lion of Judah.
When evil enslaves His people, God wars righteously to redeem.
Christ is the Lamb — but He returns as the Lion of Judah.
"The Lord shall go forth as a mighty man, he shall stir up jealousy like a man of war:
he shall cry, yea, roar; he shall prevail against his enemies."— Isaiah 42:13, KJV
PROMPT
Satanists say:
Moses, Advisor to the All-Mighty
A popular Bible story tells how the Hebrews made a golden calf and began to worship it while Moses was on the Mount getting the ten commandments from God.
Once God realized that the people had gone astray, he decided he would kill all his chosen people and start all over with Moses, making a “great nation” out of his offspring, like he had promised to do with Abraham’s offspring.
Moses reasons with God (a very brave thing to do considering God’s short temper) telling God,
“If you kill them all, then the Egyptians will make fun of you, saying that you went through all the trouble of dragging them out of Egypt just to kill them in the desert.
Besides, you already swore to Abraham, Isaac, and Israel that you would give the land to their seed.
If you kill their seed, then you will have broken your oath.” (Exodus 32 :11-13)
Apparently, Moses hit God in a soft spot (God’s overinflated EGO) because God changed his mind and
“Repented of the evil which he thought to do unto his people.” (Exodus 32:14)
We must point out that this statement is in contradiction to elsewhere in the Bible where it states that God doesn’t need to repent because he doesn’t make mistakes. (Numbers 23:19)
Intercession at the Mount: Mercy Remembered, Judgment Delayed
⚖️ SATAN’S ACCUSATION:
God is framed as having a short temper, an overinflated ego, and a repentant weakness.
Moses is portrayed as morally superior to the Almighty — a lie straight from the pit.
Moses is portrayed as morally superior to the Almighty — a lie straight from the pit.
This mockery is not analysis, it is blasphemy.
📖 THE TRUE SCRIPTURAL INTERPRETATION (KJV):
“And the LORD repented of the evil which he thought to do unto his people.”— Exodus 32:14, KJV
“God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent...”— Numbers 23:19, KJV
Let us rightly divide the Word.
✨ 1. WHAT DOES “REPENTED” MEAN?
The Hebrew word used here is “nacham”,
which can mean:
which can mean:
To sigh, breathe strongly
To be moved to compassion
To relent or change direction, not due to error — but mercy
This is not regret due to wrong — this is a sovereign shift in action based on relationship and covenant.
God's covenant with Abraham stood firm.
God’s justice had prepared judgment.
God’s mercy, revealed through Moses, withheld it — not because of Moses' superiority, but because of God’s own Word and love.
God’s justice had prepared judgment.
God’s mercy, revealed through Moses, withheld it — not because of Moses' superiority, but because of God’s own Word and love.
✋ 2. MOSES DID NOT CHANGE GOD — GOD USED MOSES
God was testing Moses’ heart, not seeking Moses’ counsel.
God already knew Moses would intercede.
It was the role of a prophetic mediator, a foreshadow of Christ.
Christ’s Reign Has Already Begun: The Present Rule of Jesus Christ from the Right Hand of the Father – Library of Rickandria
It was the role of a prophetic mediator, a foreshadow of Christ.
Christ’s Reign Has Already Begun: The Present Rule of Jesus Christ from the Right Hand of the Father – Library of Rickandria
“Therefore he said that he would destroy them, had not Moses his chosen stood before him in the breach...”— Psalm 106:23, KJV
🔥 3. THE GOLDEN CALF AND IDOLATRY
While Moses received the law, Israel was already breaking it.
“Thou shalt have no other gods before me... Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image...” — Exodus 20:3-4, KJV
God’s justice demanded destruction — but His covenant allowed for intercession and mercy.
This is a holy tension, not contradiction.
👑 4. JESUS IS THE GREATER MOSES
Moses pled for mercy by reminding God of His promise.
Jesus, our true intercessor, fulfilled that promise.
“For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.”— 1 Timothy 2:5, KJV
PROMPT
Satanists say:
This isn’t the only time that God has to be reminded of his promises or given advice on the irrationality of some of his decisions.
Moses repeatedly had to keep God from utterly killing his “chosen people” by reasoning with him.
When the people complained because God was not meeting their physical demands (they were starving or dying of thirst because he either forgot about them or just didn’t care enough to provide them with their necessary sustenance), God responded by killing them, often by the thousands. (Numbers 11:1-2, 33)
It was Moses who had to calm God down and save the people from annihilation.
At one point, the people were so tired of the poor living conditions that they desired to return to bondage in Egypt rather than dying in the desert.
God got angry and swore to destroy them all, once again telling Moses that he would make a great nation out of Moses’ offspring instead of Abraham’s.
The Intercessor’s Burden: When Judgment Met Mercy in the Wilderness
⚔️ SATAN’S ACCUSATION:
God is portrayed as forgetful, irrational, emotionally unstable, and unjust — constantly needing Moses to correct Him.
This is a lying reversal — the creature judging the Creator, and the Accuser twisting God’s righteous judgments into villainy.
📖 TRUE SCRIPTURE RESPONSE (KJV):
“For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us.” — 2 Corinthians 1:20
“God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent...” — Numbers 23:19
“The LORD is longsuffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression, and by no means clearing the guilty...”— Numbers 14:18
🧨 SATAN’S LIE DECODED:
1. God forgot the people?
No.
The people forgot Him.
The people forgot Him.
“They soon forgat his works; they waited not for his counsel.”— Psalm 106:13
God led them daily by pillar of cloud and fire (Exodus 13:21) and fed them manna from heaven (Exodus 16).
But they lusted for the meat and slavery of Egypt.
But they lusted for the meat and slavery of Egypt.
2. God unjustly killed thousands?
No.
He executed righteous judgment after longsuffering mercy.
He executed righteous judgment after longsuffering mercy.
“Do all things without murmurings and disputings.”— Philippians 2:14
“Neither murmur ye, as some of them also murmured, and were destroyed of the destroyer.” — 1 Corinthians 10:10
Complaining against God’s provision was rebellion, not hunger.
They rejected His voice, His law, and His salvation.
They rejected His voice, His law, and His salvation.
3. Moses calmed God?
God was not angry in irrational passion — He was showing Moses the weight of intercession, just as Christ intercedes for us.
“Therefore he said that he would destroy them, had not Moses his chosen stood before him in the breach...”— Psalm 106:23
God was raising Moses into his priestly role, not looking for advice.
This was divine orchestration — not divine error.
This was divine orchestration — not divine error.
4. God replaces Abraham’s line with Moses’?
No.
God tested Moses’ heart.
Moses refused personal elevation for the sake of the people — a type of Christ, who laid down His life for many.
God tested Moses’ heart.
Moses refused personal elevation for the sake of the people — a type of Christ, who laid down His life for many.
🕊️ THEOLOGICAL TRUTH:
God does not forget — man forgets.
God is not corrected by man — He reveals Himself through man.
PROMPT
Satanists say:
Moses told God the following:
"If you do that, the Egyptians will hear about it and they will make fun of you and they will tell all the other inhabitants of this land and then THEY will make fun of you also.
They will say that God wasn’t able to keep his word and take them to the land he promised them, so he just killed them instead.
Besides, you are supposed to have great mercy, aren’t you?
Let’s see some of that longsuffering and mercy, okay?” (Numbers 14:13-19)
Moses was once more able to change God’s mind by playing on his ego and God took Moses’ advice and didn’t kill everybody.
Believers don’t want to know that a human is better able to deal with stress and use reason than their “perfect” God is, but that is exactly what happened repeatedly in the Bible.
Mercy on the Mountain: The God Who Listens, Not Learns
📛 SATANIC LIES EXPOSED — GOD IS NOT A MAN THAT HE SHOULD LIE
The serpent’s accusation has always been the same since Eden:
“Yea, hath God said?” (Genesis 3:1)
Now Satan's ministers twist the Scriptures to slander the Living God, claiming Moses had to "calm down" or "reason with" the Almighty — but the Word of God declares the opposite:
📖 GOD CANNOT LIE OR BE MANIPULATED
“God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it?” — Numbers 23:19 (KJV)
What happened in Exodus 32 and Numbers 14 was not Moses changing God's mind—it was God testing Moses' intercession and compassion as a prophetic shadow of Christ.
God KNEW Moses’ heart.
He is omniscient.
He is omniscient.
“I the LORD search the heart, I try the reins…” — Jeremiah 17:10
✝️ THE TRUE MEANING OF “REPENTED”
In Exodus 32:14, “repented” (Hebrew: nacham) means to relent or show mercy, not that God made an error.
God never sins, and His relenting in judgment does not mean He was wrong — it shows that He is just, merciful, and longsuffering:
“The Lord is not slack... but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.” — 2 Peter 3:9 (KJV)
🔥 MOSES: A TYPE OF CHRIST, NOT GOD’S THERAPIST
Moses’ intercession is a foreshadowing of Christ,
who also pleads for us:
who also pleads for us:
“...he ever liveth to make intercession for them.” — Hebrews 7:25 (KJV)
God orchestrated these moments to demonstrate Moses’ role, not because He was indecisive or egotistical.
❌ SATAN’S ACCUSATION DEBUNKED:
Satan’s Claim | Scripture Refutation
God has an “ego”
Isaiah 42:8 –
God has an “ego”
Isaiah 42:8 –
“I am the LORD:
that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another...”
God made a mistake
Deuteronomy 32:4 –
“He is the Rock, his work is perfect...”
Moses outwitted God
Isaiah 40:13-14 –
“Who hath directed the Spirit of the LORD, or being his counsellor hath taught him?”
💎 FINAL VERDICT:
The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is
- just
- holy
- wise
and merciful.
He does not change His nature.
His judgments are true.
His covenants stand.
Satanists twist Scripture to accuse God.
Satanic Viewpoints vs. Scripture (KJV) – Library of Rickandria
Satanic Viewpoints vs. Scripture (KJV) – Library of Rickandria
But the Spirit of Truth declares:
“The LORD is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works.” — Psalm 145:17 (KJV)
PROMPT
Satanists say:
Moses Established Idol Worship.
When Moses came down off the Mount with the tablets that had the ten commandments written on them, he saw the people dancing naked and worshipping the golden calf idol.
This made him so angry that he threw the tablets down and they broke (Exodus 32:19).
He then had the people kill each other.
God had commanded that his people were not to make idols or images that they would bow down before and worship (Leviticus 26:1).
The Calf Crushed: Judgment in the Camp of Compromise
📛 SATANIC CLAIM REBUKED: “Moses Established Idol Worship”
This is a false and blasphemous accusation.
🔻 TRUTH FROM SCRIPTURE (KJV):
Moses did not establish idol worship — he violently rebuked and destroyed it.
“And it came to pass, as soon as he came nigh unto the camp, that he saw the calf, and the dancing:
and Moses' anger waxed hot, and he cast the tables out of his hands, and brake them beneath the mount.” – Exodus 32:19 (KJV)
“Then he took the calf which they had made, and burnt it in the fire, and ground it to powder, and strawed it upon the water, and made the children of Israel drink of it.” – Exodus 32:20 (KJV)
Moses did not tolerate idol worship — he ground the idol into dust, scattered it, and forced the people to drink the defilement they had created.
🛡️ Moses' Actions Were Judgment, Not Idolatry
God’s command in Leviticus 26:1 was upheld:
“Ye shall make you no idols nor graven image, neither rear you up a standing image, neither shall ye set up any image of stone in your land, to bow down unto it:
for I am the Lord your God.” – Leviticus 26:1 (KJV)
Moses led the people in repentance, interceded for their sin, and was ready to have his own name blotted out for their sake (Exodus 32:32).
“The Calf Crushed: Judgment in the Camp of Compromise”
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“Broken Tablets, Burning Idol: Moses vs. the Sin of the People”
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“Not Tolerated: The Righteous Wrath Against Idolatry”
PROMPT
Satanists say:
But during one of the times when God failed to provide food or water for his pets, (the Hebrews) they dared to complain, and he sent them “fiery” (poisonous) snakes which bit the people and many of them died.
When Moses asked God to take the snakes away, God commanded Moses to make an idol for the people to bow down to, in violation of his own law.
This idol was a brass serpent which was placed on a pole.
Any who had been bitten by the snakes who looked at the idol would be cured (Numbers 21:5-9).
The Bible doesn’t mention why God didn’t just use his magic powers to heal those who had been bitten.
Why was it suddenly okay to worship a serpent, of all things?
The serpent was supposed to be evil, wasn’t it?
It seems to us that this story was stolen from some other mythology since God would never have commanded his people to create an idol of a serpent to look up to for their salvation.
The Serpent Lifted: A Shadow of the Savior
📛 SATANIC CLAIM REBUKED: “God Commanded Idolatry Through the Bronze Serpent”
This accusation twists Scripture and completely misunderstands the nature of the bronze serpent event in Numbers 21:5–9.
🔹 ACTUAL BIBLICAL ACCOUNT (KJV):
“And the Lord said unto Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass, that every one that is bitten, when he looketh upon it, shall live.” — Numbers 21:8 (KJV)
This was not an act of idol worship — it was a symbolic act of faith.
They weren’t commanded to bow down or worship the serpent.
They were told to look upon it as an act of faithful obedience — not worship.
They were told to look upon it as an act of faithful obedience — not worship.
🔹 JESUS CHRIST EXPLAINS THE MEANING HIMSELF
“And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up:
That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life.” — John 3:14–15 (KJV)
This serpent foreshadowed Jesus Christ on the cross.
✅ The serpent symbolized sin and judgment (as serpents brought death).
✅ The pole symbolized God’s provision of life through grace.
✅ Looking to it represented faith in God's solution, not worship of the image.
🔥 WAS IT AN IDOL?
No.
But later generations did turn it into an idol
— and King Hezekiah destroyed it:
But later generations did turn it into an idol
— and King Hezekiah destroyed it:
“He brake in pieces the brasen serpent that Moses had made:
for unto those days the children of Israel did burn incense to it:
and he called it Nehushtan.” — 2 Kings 18:4 (KJV)
📛 The object itself was never the problem — it was misuse and idolization that became sin later on.
And the righteous king destroyed it.
And the righteous king destroyed it.
⚔️ SATAN’S STRATEGY HERE:
Misrepresent symbolic faith as idol worship.
Ignore Christ’s own interpretation of the event.
Twist healing into heresy.
“Not an Idol: A Test of Faith in the Wilderness”
“Look and Live: God's Justice and Mercy Revealed”