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• So now I am sending you to Pharaoh, for you to bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt.' (Exodus 3, 10)

• he will not let you go until I have stretched out my arm and struck Egypt with all the wonders I intend to work there. (Exodus 3, 20)

• 'Please, my Lord,' Moses replied, 'send anyone you decide to send!' (Exodus 4, 13)

• Moses then told Aaron all that Yahweh had said when sending him and all the signs he had ordered him to perform. (Exodus 4, 28)

• Moses went back to Yahweh and said, 'Lord, why do you treat this people so harshly? Why did you send me? (Exodus 5, 22)

• These were the names of the sons of Levi with their descendants: Gershon, Kohath and Merari. Levi lived for a hundred and thirty-seven years. (Exodus 6, 16)

• The sons of Merari: Mahli and Mushi. These are the clans of Levi with their descendants. (Exodus 6, 19)

• But if you will not let my people go, I shall send horseflies on you, on your officials, your subjects and your houses. The Egyptians' houses will swarm with horseflies, and so will the very ground they stand on. (Exodus 8, 17)

• So now send word to have your livestock and everything else you own in the fields put under cover. On man or beast, all that happen to be in the fields and are not brought indoors, the hail will fall and they will die." ' (Exodus 9, 19)

• Or, if you refuse to let my people go, tomorrow I shall send locusts into your country. (Exodus 10, 4)

• If the household is too small for the animal, he must join with his neighbour nearest to his house, depending on the number of persons. When you choose the animal, you will take into account what each can eat. (Exodus 12, 4)

• And on the very day the four hundred and thirty years ended, all Yahweh's armies left Egypt. (Exodus 12, 41)