Of course I've read them. Have you?
Of course, how else would I know that what you are proposing is not in the Bible?
Obviously he could have went himself, a 65 year old man doesn't need his parents to make decisions for him.
Again you are assuming that EVERY Egyptian knew about the cull.
But I did ask:
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Also, for those parents who were alive, when and how did they have the chance to save their children? Where in the Bible can I find this information? ”
So, where in the Bible can I find the information that you claim is there?
Also, you say that the children are innocent but the parents are guilty, so you are saying that God would kill this innocent 65 year old man!
Why do you worship such a barbaric entity?
1. There were lots of people who went to the palace, and this Israelite, who everyone thought were all suppose to be out slaving, is here addressing the Pharaoh. I think people would have been talking.
What YOU think is immaterial. We are talking here about the Bible version of the Exodus. Now where in the Bible do I find the information that anyone other than the Pharaoh was warned?
2. Also, It was the tenth plague, you think people would have seen the power of God destroying their country, and have enough sense to go into Goshen.
Go into the land of Goshen FROM where?
The Israelites were made slaves and used to build the cities of Rameses and Pithom. Pi-Rameses was the capital of the empire, Rameses II lived there, and guess where Pithom and Rameses are located.
However, I did ask:
can you tell me where in the Bible I can find the information that Moses warned everyone (which is contrary to what is in my Bibles)?
So I take it you cannot give biblical support.
It's common sense. And when i say "go into Goshen" i mean take refuge in the houses with blood painted on their door posts, like some Egyptians did do.
Where in the Bible does it say this? Where does the Bible say that Egyptians took refuge in Israelite houses?
Wrong. The bible says God hardened Pharaoh's heart, but that doesn't mean God forced him to not accept Moses' request.
Jar provides the BIBLE verses in his post that proves how wrong you are.
You have a lot to learn mate, but it is good to have you here.
Brian.