Exodus 8:12
Exodus 8:12 Meaning and Explanation
“And Moses and Aaron went out from Pharaoh: and Moses cried unto the LORD because of the frogs which he had brought against Pharaoh.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Moses and Aaron leave Pharaoh's presence; Moses intercedes with God to end the plague.
The Context of Exodus 8:12
Moses carries out his promised intercession.
What Does Exodus 8:12 Mean?
Moses' intercession is earnest. He 'cries out' to God—a term denoting urgent prayer—on behalf of Egypt and Pharaoh. This shows Moses' compassion extending even to the ruler who oppresses his people.
The act of intercession completes the pattern: God speaks, plagues strike, Pharaoh requests mercy, and Moses intercedes. Each cycle reveals God's sovereignty and tests human obedience.
Frequently Asked Questions About Exodus 8:12
What does Exodus 8:12 mean?
Moses and Aaron leave Pharaoh's presence; Moses intercedes with God to end the plague.
What is the context of Exodus 8:12?
Moses carries out his promised intercession.