Exodus 9 shows that Pharaoh’s “I have sinned” was not repentance but desperation, proving that only God can soften a heart hardened by pride and self-preservation.

Exodus 9 shows that Pharaoh’s “I have sinned” was not repentance but desperation, proving that only God can soften a heart hardened by pride and self-preservation.

Exodus 9: “I Have Sinned” Actually Means “Fix My Problems”

Chapter by Chapter is a four-year journey through the greatest book given to the human race – the word of God, the Bible – one chapter at a time, 7 minutes a day, 7 days a week.

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Chapter by Chapter is a four-year journey through the greatest book given to the human race – the word of God, the Bible – one chapter at a time, 7 minutes a day, 7 days a week.

Chapter by Chapter is a four-year journey through the greatest book given to the human race – the word of God, the Bible – one chapter at a time, 7 minutes a day, 7 days a week.

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