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Ten Plagues

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Part of the story of Pesach (Passover) is the 10 plagues sent by G-d to convince the Pharoh to let the Jews leave slavery in Egypt

  1. blood
  2. frogs
  3. lice
  4. flies
  5. cattle sickness
  6. boils
  7. hail
  8. locusts
  9. darkness
  10. death of the firstborn sons

So, were the plagues justified? If G-d hardened the Pharoh's heart, was it fair to punish him and his people, especially the innocents? Did the Pharoh still have free will?

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