In the fourth plague in Egypt, God filled the land of Egypt with flies. What is the significance of these flies? From Exodus 8:20-32, this article explains the significance of the plague of flies.

In the third plague in Egypt, God filled the land of Egypt with gnats. From Exodus 8:16-19, this article explains the significance of the gnats’ plague. 

In the first plague in Egypt, God changed the water of the Nile to blood. What is the significance of this plague? This article explains how Exodus 7 show that this plague points to God’s judgement. 

In the fifth plague and sixth plague in Egypt, God struck Egypt with the death of livestock and boils. From Exodus 9:1-12, this article explains the significance of these two plagues. 

This article on Exodus 13:1-16 looks at the Passover and the laws regarding the firstborn.

This article on Exodus 12:1-29 is about the Passover as a memorial and a feast.

This article on Exodus 11:1-10 is about the tenth plague. 

This article on Exodus 10:1-20 is about the eighth plague. 

This article on Exodus 8:1-15 is about the second plague and the Egyptian fertility goddess.

This article is an introduction to the ten plagues God brought over Egypt. The author looks at the unfolding of Genesis 3:15 (the enmity between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman) in the ten plagues of Exodus 7-11.

This article is about baptism as a sign and a seal.

This article looks at continuity in the covenant of grace and what this means for baptism. The author also looks at the relationship between circumcision and baptism. 

This article looks at the objections Baptists have against infant baptism. This article seeks to help in the paedobaptism debate.

This article looks at the movement of the relevant-driven church, the church growth movement, church marketing, the felt needs of the people and the gospel, and the means and methods of bringing the gospel message.

This article on Exodus 9:13-23 is about the seventh plague.