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The 10 plagues of Egypt is found in the second book of the Bible and describes 10 disasters inflicted by the God of Israel in order to force the Pharaoh to allow the Israelites to depart from slavery to the Promised Land. They serve as the “signs and marvels” given by God to answer the taunts and show “the Egyptians shall know that I am the Lord”. The 10 plagues include turning water to blood, a plague of frogs in the Nile, a plague of lice, wild animals of flies that harm people, the pestilence of livestock, a plague of boils, thunderstorms of hail and fire, a plague of locusts, darkness for three days and death of firstborns.
According to biblical interpretations, the story is physical, spiritual and prophetic to what will happen again at the End Times, before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ – Egypt is said to be symbolic of the world, the Pharaoh a type of Satan and the Promised Land a metaphor for the Kingdom of God.
And Biblical scholar Michael Snyder says there are currently 10 plagues hitting Earth simultaneously right now.
Writing for Technical Politics in February, he stated: “Giant swarms of locusts are absolutely devastating entire regions, extremely unusual storms are confounding meteorologists, earthquake and volcanic activity are both on the rise, and five very dangerous diseases are sweeping across the globe.
“So far in 2020, it has just been one thing after another, and many are speculating about what could be ahead if events continue to escalate.”
“… locusts … invaded all Egypt …. They covered all the ground until it was black,” reports the Bible. “They devoured … everything growing in the fields … – nothing green remained on trees or palms in all the lands of Egypt.” (Exodus 10:14–15) Watch and learn about the impact locusts have today.
Old Testament experts based in Israel are expecting the 10 Plagues of Egypt to wreak havoc and destruction across Egypt this year. The 10 Plagues of Ancient Egypt are said to re-appear just before the Messianic Age and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. A number of bizarre occurrences around the globe and in the Middle East, such as rivers turning blood-red and hail in the deserts, have scholars concerned the plagues are returning. As precursors to the Second Coming, the Plagues will rain blood, sulphurous fire and death once again over the nation of Egypt.
The plagues described in the Book of Exodus, saw water turn into blood, the Nile overflow with frogs, livestock perish in great numbers and the firstborn sons of Egypt die.
Evangelical pastor Paul Begley who has studied the dire message coming out of Israel said prophecy strongly suggests the 10 Plagues will return this year.
The preacher said: “The Torah scholars in Jerusalem are now, not only saying someday, they are saying this year. They are saying this year.
“Some of them are even saying the Battle of Gog and Magog could happen this year.”
Reports of the 10 Plagues returning to haunt Egypt were first broken by the biblical prophecy website Breaking Israel News.
Breaking Israel News said: “In 2019, we can expect to see a continuation of the Egyptian plagues, including blood in the water, frogs, lice, wild animals, diseased livestock, boils, thunderstorms of hail and fire, locusts, darkness and death of the firstborn.”
The website pointed to a number of events around the globe, oddly reminiscent of the 10 Plagues described in the Bible.
Earlier last year, Molchanka river in Russia’s Siberia turned blood-red for more than a week.
And before that, the heavy hail struck Argentina in October 2017, on a scale rarely seen before in the region.
Pastor Begley said: “Something biblical is happening here folks with the signs of the Second Coming of Christ. Are you serious?”
But this is not the first time unexplained events around the globe have sparked concern of the world coming to an end.
Last year, fears of the Apocalypse were filled by the supposed fulfilment of three Apocalyptic signs predicted by the Bible.
And pastor Begley himself has warned devout Christians to prepare for an incoming catastrophe of “biblical proportions” tied to the January 21 Blood Moon eclipse.
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