The Plague of Livestock Disease

A pivotal moment occurs when Moses warns Pharaoh of impending destruction to the Egyptian livestock, a calculated move highlighting the distinction between the Egyptians and the Israelites. The warning emphasizes the severity of the pestilence, stressing that none of the Israelites' animals will be affected, showcasing divine protection over God's chosen people. When the prophecy comes to pass, all Egyptian livestock perish, leaving Pharaoh unmoved and his heart hardened. This incident underscores the escalating conflict between divine sovereignty and Pharaoh's stubbornness, leading to increased chaos and frustration among the Egyptians.