Mga Cross-Reference at Kaugnay na Bahagi ng Exodo 7:17

The wicked Pharaoh and Egypt had three evil beliefs. The first was that the world always existed. The second was that He does the good, but He does not do the bad; the third is that He does not watch over [human] beings. Hence, before anything, the blood of his god, being the Nile, was afflicted. Its blood was smitten upon its head. And from this, it became known that there is a God in the world. And He accordingly said to him: Through this, you will know that I am the Lord ( Exodus 7:17). And with the plague of the frogs, [Moses] said: so that you will know that there is none like the Lord, our God (Exodus 8:6), who strikes with the frogs. But when our teacher Moses, peace be upon him, prayed, Moses removed the frogs through his prayer and left the rest of them in the Nile. So it became known that there is none like our God and that everything is according to His will, that which is good, and that which is not good; and that He is One in all of the worlds. And with the plague of the mix of dangerous wild animals, He said: I am the Lord in the midst of the world (Exodus 8:18), who looks over the smallest details, to destroy the rebels and to save those that trust in Him. So [God’s] detailed providence was recognizable. And that is the meaning of I am the Lord in the midst of the world. To here are the words of the commentators. But I humbly wrote that there is a negation of every part of all of his false beliefs in each one of these [plagues], blood, frogs, and the mix of dangerous wild animals. It is as I humbly wrote in Nachal Kedumim, Parashat Veara, see there at length.