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Exodus 11:8-8. Burning anger. Moses strides out from Pharaoh in burning anger after delivering the final warning. View from the palace doorway: Moses dominates foreground walking toward the viewer and slightly left, face stern with righteous anger, long white hair and beard, crimson mantle sweeping behind, cream robe, gnarled staff gripped firmly. Behind him Pharaoh remains on the throne in the depth of the established ochre painted-column hall, blue-and-gold nemes recognizable, rigid posture. Two main figures only. Doorway stone edges frame the departure, natural daylight at threshold. No servants bowing, since that is still a prediction; no Aaron, dead children, violence or magical effects. Natural purposeful walking anatomy, cinematic hand-inked 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 11:8

Burning anger

Ask your neighbors · Exodus 11

Story guide: Moses says the servants will urge Israel to leave, then goes out from Pharaoh in anger.

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8Then all these servants of yours will come down to me and bow down to me, saying, ‘Go out, you and all the people who are at your feet,’ and after that I will go out.” And he went out from Pharaoh in burning anger.

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