Then Israel came into Egypt :
and Jacob dwelt in the land of Ham.
There the Lord made his people fruitful :
too numerous for their enemies,
Whose hearts he turned to hate his people :
and to deal deceitfully with his servants.
Then he sent Moses his servant :
And Aaron whom he had chosen.
Through them he manifested his signs :
and his wonders in the land of Ham.
He sent darkness, and it was dark :
yet they would not obey his commands.
He turned their waters into blood :
and slew the fish therein.
Their country swarmed with frogs :
even the inner chambers of their kings.
He spoke the word, and there came great swarms of flies :
and gnats within all their borders.
He sent them storms of hail :
and darts of fire into their land.
He struck their vines and their fig-trees :
and shattered the trees within their borders.
He commanded, and there came grasshoppers :
and young locusts without number.
They ate up every green thing in the land :
and devoured the fruit of the soil.
He smote all the first-born in their land :
the first-fruits of all their manhood.
He brought Israel out with silver and with gold :
and not one among their tribes was seen to stumble.
Egypt was glad at their going :
for dread of Israel had fallen upon them.
He spread out a cloud for a covering :
and fire to lighten the night.
The people asked, and he brought them quails :
and satisfied them with the bread from heaven.
He opened a rock, so that the waters gushed :
and ran in the parched land like a river.
For he had remembered his holy word :
that he gave to Abraham his servant.
So he led out his people with rejoicing :
his chosen ones with shouts of joy;
He gave them the land of the nations :
and they took possession of the fruit of other mens toil,
So that they might keep his statutes :
and faithfully obey his laws.
O praise the Lord.
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