Resurrection Life of Jesus Church

DIVINE CAMPAIGN
The Godhead paused the virtual time run again to discuss the operation to remove the Hebrews from Egypt. Pharaoh and the people of Egypt rejected the God of creation despite their knowledge of the time before a cataclysmic worldwide flood and the rescue of Noah and his sons. They had chosen to accept Lucifer’s lies and worshiped demon gods.

Pharaoh and his administration mistreated the Abrahamic bloodline and made them into slaves. The Godhead decided to punish the Egyptians, kill Pharaoh and his army, and reduce this superpower into an economic wasteland.
It is important that Christians understand Moses and Aaron were not part of the planning of this undertaking. This operation was planned exclusively by the Godhead and would be executed by the Holy Spirit and the holy angels.

It was decided that Moses and the Hebrews would not lift any weapons against the Egyptians. All the heavy lifting would be carried out by God’s angels. A number of angels were summoned and told to make sure that Lucifer and his minions would not hinder the action. Satan would have the legal right to influence the Hebrews not to go along with the plan, but that was the only thing he could do.

The shepherd staffs carried by Moses and Aaron possessed no supernatural power. These rods were to be used as signals, and when Moses or Aaron lifted up their rods in the air, it was a signal for the angels to move into action. Moses and Aaron also used lifted hands to signal to the angels.

Moses and Aaron never had any spiritual power of their own. Their assignment was to simply act like the forward air controllers used by the military, who direct artillery and air strikes, but in themselves they have no power.

In order to fulfill the legal rights for Lucifer, God used people on the ground to direct the operation and give Satan the opportunity to attack them, and thus halt the operation.

These legal rights were stipulated at the trial of Lucifer before the creation of Adam and Eve.

Lucifer used his legal rights later on when he persuaded Korah, the cousin of Moses, to rebel against God with the help of Dothan and Abiram and 250 clan leaders. Numbers 16:1-3

THE PLAGUES
The attack on Pharaoh and his government was to be carried out with the following plaques.

1. Contamination of the water supply. Exodus 7:19-21

a. This was matched by Satan. verse 22

2. Infestation of Egypt with frogs. Exodus 8:2-6

a. This was matched by Satan. verse 7

3. Contamination with lice on people and animals. verses 16-17

a. Satan tried in vain to match it and Pharoah’s magicians were forced to concede defeat and recognize that they were competing against a higher power. verses 18-19

4. Swarms of flies, except in Goshen. verses 20-24

5. All livestock in Egypt killed except for the Hebrew cattle. Exodus 9:1-7

6. Boils on the Egyptian people and their animals with severe inflammation on the skin. verses 8-11

7. Hail and fire over Egypt, killing everyone outside. verses 18-26

8. Swarms of locusts. Exodus 10:12-15

9. Darkness for three days. verse 21-23

10. The slaying of first born among the Egyptians. The Hebrews are given a warning to put blood on their doorposts to save themselves from this plague.  Exodus 11:4-6; 7-13

Each plague did not happen immediately after the other. The timing could have been weeks or months between the plagues.

Case in point, the fifth plague killed all the livestock of the Egyptians, but when the sixth plague took place, the Egyptians had restocked their animals.

The Hebrews were automatically shielded from the first nine plagues but they had to apply the blood if they wanted to be exempt from the angel of death.

There is no timeline in the Bible for how long the plagues lasted and the time between each of them. Most likely God allowed the Egyptians to suffer for several years before Pharaoh was finally broken and allowed them to leave.

UNDER GOD’S YOKE
The Godhead knew that the bloodline could not be trusted once they were removed from Egypt and the decision was made to force them south, cross the Red Sea, and then bring them through the wilderness to the land of Canaan. Exodus 13:17-18

The march to the Red Sea was a day/night event with a pillar of a cloud moving in the front of the column that could be seen by all. During the night it turned into a pillar of fire. The light from the pillar was strong enough to illuminate the entire column of marching Hebrews. verses 21-22

There were 603,550 Hebrew men that left Egypt. The tribe of Levi was not counted. Together with their women and children, it is likely their number swelled to some three million people. If they walked 20 abreast with 3 feet between each row, the column would have stretched for some 28 miles. This does not factor in all the livestock they possessed. Numbers 1:46-49

The Godhead wanted to punish Pharaoh and his army by killing them. The Holy Spirit was ordered to harden the soul of Pharaoh and his officers so they would pursue the Hebrews. Exodus 14:1-9

Lucifer swung into action and stirred up the Hebrews and their true feelings came out about not wanting to leave Egypt. Satan used his deceptive powers to convince the Israelites it was better to live as slaves in Egypt rather than to be free and serve God. verses 10-12

Angels intervened and blocked Pharaoh and his army from attacking the Hebrews.  verses 13-20

SUMMARY
The Hebrews asked God to help them. They sought relief from the slavery and pain, but they never asked God to get them out of Egypt. Exodus 3:7

The Godhead had a different plan which involved removing them from Egypt and laying waste to the Egyptian government, military, and economy. Exodus 14:17-18

The Godhead was in charge of planning this operation. Moses and Aaron were simply participants; their job was to obey God’s instructions, pronounce the judgments, signal the angels, and in time, lead the people out.

The Hebrews needed cash, animals, wagons, and equipment for their exodus and the Holy Spirit convinced the Egyptians to shower the Hebrews with what they needed.  Exodus 12:33-36

The project was initiated by the Godhead, planned by the Godhead, and executed by the Godhead and the holy angels.

Moses, Aaron and the rest of the Hebrews were to be obedient, do what they were told and leave all heavy lifting to the Godhead who was more than capable of triumphing.  Hebrews 11:24-28