Matthew Poole Commentary - Exodus 10:10 - 10:10

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Exodus 10:10 - 10:10


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I wish God may be no more ready and willing to be with you, and to do you good, than I am willing to let you go.



Evil is before you; either,



1. Evil of sin. You have some ill design against me, either to stir up sedition or war against me, or utterly to depart out of my kingdom. Or rather,



2. Evil of calamity or mischief.



1. Because it is here said to be before their faces, whereas evil designs are in men’s hearts, and the fair pretenses wherewith they cover them are said to be before their faces.



2. The word of caution he gives to them, look to it, or take heed, seems to simply that he speaks not of the evil they designed against Pharaoh, but of that which they would unavoidably bring upon themselves from so potent a king, by the refusal of such fair offers, and continuing in such insolent and unreasonable demands.