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Exodus chapter 7 describes how the Egyptian magicians also had rods that turned into snakes, as did Moses' brother AAron, whose snake swallowed up the other serpents. This passage comes from the Priestly author, who was at pains to emphasise the importance of the priestly caste and therefore of Aaron, who had been little more than a spokesman for Moses in the older version of Exodus.
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What happened to the serpents of the Pharaoh's magicians?
They were swallowed by moses' serpent which subsequently turned back into a stick.
What was the first supernatural act of Moses and Aaron which the Egyptians magicians could not imitate?
His rod turned into serpent. The Egyptians did imitate that but Moses serpent ate the other serpents.
Who prayed for fiery serpents to be taken away from Israel?
Moses (Numbers ch.21).
What creatures did God send to afflict the Israelites in the wilderness?
God sent fiery serpents as a punishment for the Israelites' disobedience in the wilderness. These serpents bit the people, causing many deaths until Moses made a bronze serpent on a pole, which the people could look at to be healed.
What did Moses snake do to the magicians snake?
It swallowed the magician's snakes.
What did moses' snake do to the magicians snake?
It swallowed the magician's snakes.
Did any other human part the red sea besides moses?
no, moses was told to do it by God
Who was the wisest human besides Jesus or Solomon?
moses
Is it possible that the snakes st.patrick threw out of ireland were ocoular brass snakes on a pole like the one made by Moses in the desert?
yes
Are snakes always considered evil in the bible?
No Moses used an image of a bronze snake to cure the Israelites after God punished them with poisonous snakes because of their faithlessness.
What Happened to Moses' son Gershom?
He turned into a goat and wandered off -Happypudding4
Is it true that Moses put his stick in the Red Sea and it turned red?
the red Sea named because it is surrounded by red mountainsAnswer:No. According to Exodus 7:20, Moses struck the waters of the Nile with his staff, and they turned to blood.
