10 PLAGUES OF EGYPT

CREEPY CRAWLIES

100

This first insect plague swarmed the land, rising from the dust of the earth. 

Gnats/Lice

200

This swarm of insects destroyed Egyptian crops and blocked out the sun. 

Locusts

300

This third animal-based plague invaded homes, beds, and ovens, coming up from the Nile. 

Frogs

400

This category of flying or biting pests was the fourth plague, but it bypassed the land of Goshen.

Flies

500

Pharaoh's magicians successfully copied the plagues of blood and frogs, but failed to replicate this specific insect plague.

Lice

WEATHER & NATURE

100

The first plague turned this river into blood.

Nile

200

This ninth plague left Egypt in total blackness for three days, though the Israelites had light. 

The plague of darkness

300

This destructive weather plague mixed fire with ice as it struck the fields.

Hail

400

The Nile turned into blood for this many days before the next plague was announced.

Seven days

500

The plague of hail destroyed these two specific Egyptian crops.

Flax and barley

ETC.

100

Moses said this phrase to Pharaoh.

"Let my people go."

200

This sixth plague caused painful, erupting sores on the skin of both humans and animals.

Boils

300

The tenth plague took the lives of this specific group of people and animals.

Firstborns

400

This fifth plague targeted Egypt's wealth and transport by killing horses, donkeys, camels, cattle, and sheep. 

The livestock plague

500

This book of the Bible contains the primary narrative account of the 10 plagues.

Exodus