Plague of frogs

The plague of frogs that frogs spill over every inch of land, and get into houses and bedrooms. One of the most dangerous plagues of Ancient Egypt, which brought frogs from the Nile, was a judgment against Heqet, the goddess of the human head of frogs. Frogs are considered sacred and must not be killed. God had frogs invade every part of the Egyptians' homes, and when the frogs died, their foul bodies piled up in irritating heaps all over the land (Exodus 8:13). -14).

The plague of frogs sounds tame compared to the river of blood, but it's pretty gruesome. Aaron stretched out his hand from the waters of Egypt, and the frogs began to swarm all over the land. The Bible says that they are frogs everywhere, covering every land in sight. Wherever they went, the Egyptians would meet a flock of hoarding frogs. Pharaoh could not believe his eyes and asked Moses and Aaron to pray to God to remove the frogs out of Egypt. He promised that, if the plague was gone, he would let the Israelites go. God got rid of the frogs of Ancient Egypt, but Pharaoh didn't close his deal, and the Israelites were enslaved.