The Plagues: Hope Sabbath School Lesson 4

 Hope Sabbath School Lesson 4: The Plagues


This week's lesson will explore the link between the plagues and the false gods of Egypt. We will also answer the question, "Who hardened Pharaoh's heart?"

Study Guide: Hope Sabbath School Study Lesson 4 The Plagues 

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