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This sermon explores Exodus chapters 7-10, covering nine plagues that God brought upon Egypt. The pastor examines God's motivations behind these dramatic acts of judgment, identifying four key reasons: God's covenantal love for His people, His passion for His own glory, His judgment against false gods, and His righteous judgment of sin. The plagues systematically dismantled Egypt's religious and cultural foundations, proving that their gods were powerless against the true God. The sermon connects these Old Testament events to Christ's work, showing how Jesus fulfills the same divine motivations - keeping covenant, bringing glory to God, defeating false gods, and providing judgment and mercy for sinners.
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