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COMMENTARY: Far from arbitrary punishments, the plagues of Egypt are presented in Exodus as divine signs meant to call Pharaoh to repentance and reveal the danger of hardening one’s heart against God.
OLD TESTAMENT & ART: Exodus 3–4 reveals God’s personal call to Moses, the mystery of the divine name, and the mission that will reshape salvation history.
OLD TESTAMENT & ART: The Hebrews’ first request is for freedom to worship — and Pharaoh’s refusal reveals the clash between God’s claim and man’s pride.
COMMENTARY: Elevating the Old Testament saints would enhance the Catholic sense of the unity of Scripture and serve as a timely reminder that God’s holiness was at work in creation even before the Incarnation.
OLD TESTAMENT & ART: From hidden infant to royal court insider, Moses’ early years reveal God’s hand at work.
OLD TESTAMENT & ART: Today, unwanted newborns still face life-or-death decisions made by others.
From atmospheric models to tidal land bridges, researchers explore how the sea might have split.
God became angry with Moses because Moses didn’t follow his instructions, and because Moses gave himself the glory rather than giving it to God
God manifests his glory through those whom the world would never glorify.
The Bible can’t be properly understood without authoritative guides — and those guides can’t be self-appointed.
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