Exodus 9

More plagues: livestock, boils, hail. More promises and more heart hardening. I find vs. 31-32 interesting, though. Why did the author find it pertinent to point out which crops were destroyed and which were spared? Who was the author, by the way? Ah, Moses. (Not Leon Uris, as Google tried to prompt. Although, as an aside, I highly recommend Uris' books. His Exodus was awesome!)