What did Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to do?
Moses and Aaron confronted Pharaoh with a demand: let Israel leave Egypt for at least a three-day journey into the wilderness so they could sacrifice to the Lord their God. Pharaoh rebelled at the thought and imposed harder tasks on Israel's slaves.
Les teaches that Moses and Aaron confronted Pharaoh and made their demand that Israel leave Egypt for at least a three-day journey into the wilderness so they could sacrifice to the Lord their God. Pharaoh rebelled at even the thought and began to put harder tasks on the slaves of Israel, including the instruction that the people would no longer be given straw to make brick. Les also points out that higher criticism, a group of theologians beginning in the late 1800s especially in Germany, scoffed at such parts of Scripture as unbelievable.