And the LORDsaiduntoMoses, Yetwill I bringoneplague more uponPharaoh, and uponEgypt; afterwardshe will let you gohence: when he shall let you go, he shall surely thrust you outhencealtogether. Speaknowin the earsof the people, and let every manborrowofhis neighbor, and every womanofher neighbor, jewelsof silver, and jewelsof gold. And the LORDgavethe peoplefavorin the sightof the Egyptians. Moreoverthe manMoses was verygreatin the landof Egypt, in the sightof Pharaoh's servants, and in the sightof the people. And Mosessaid, Thussaiththe LORD, About midnightwill Igo outinto the midstof Egypt: And allthe firstbornin the landof Egyptshall die, from the firstbornof Pharaohthat sittethuponhis throne, even untothe firstbornof the maidservantthat is behindthe mill; and allthe firstbornof beasts. And there shall bea greatcrythroughout allthe landof Egypt, such asthere wasnonelike it, norshall be like itany more. But against anyof the childrenof Israelshall nota dogmovehis tongue, against manorbeast: thatye may knowhow thatthe LORDdoth put a differencebetweenthe Egyptiansand Israel. And allthesethy servantsshall come downuntome, and bow down themselvesunto me, saying, Get thee out, and allthe peoplethatfollowthee: and afterthatI will go out. And he went outfromPharaohin a greatanger. And the LORDsaiduntoMoses, Pharaohshall nothearkenuntoyou; thatmy wondersmay be multipliedin the landof Egypt. And Mosesand AarondidallthesewondersbeforePharaoh: and the LORDhardenedPharaoh's heart, so that he would notlet the childrenof Israelgoout of his land.