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Exodus 11:4-7. About midnight. Moses delivers the solemn final-plague warning before Pharaoh. Exactly two main figures in the established Egyptian audience hall. Moses left in long white hair and beard, crimson mantle and cream robe, gnarled staff held upright, face grave and unwavering, free hand held open low in measured warning. Pharaoh right in blue-and-gold nemes, gold collar and white linen sits rigidly with a guarded expression. Medium close view emphasizing their faces across the edge of the throne platform. Muted ochre plaster and painted cylindrical column, natural subdued light. No firstborn deaths, crying families, angel or supernatural figure: these are still future warnings here. Use palace reference architecture only; no Aaron copied from it. Natural anatomy, tactile ink and gouache, no lettering. Bronze Age Exodus setting, not first-century staging. One 16:9 single scene. No text or lettering.
Artwork is an interpretation. Scripture is quoted from the People's Open Bible.

Exodus 11:4-7

About midnight

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Story guide: Moses warns that the firstborn will die and that Israel will be distinguished from Egypt.

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4Then Moses said, “Thus says Yahweh: About midnight I will go out into the midst of Egypt.”

5And every firstborn in the land of Egypt will die, from the firstborn of Pharaoh, who sits on his throne, to the firstborn of the servant woman who is behind the millstones, and every firstborn of the livestock.

6And there will be a great cry throughout all the land of Egypt, such as has never happened before, nor will ever happen again.

7But against any of the sons of Israel, not a dog will sharpen its tongue, from man to beast, so that you may know that Yahweh makes a distinction between Egypt and Israel.

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