The Plague of Blood: Moses Turns the Nile Red - Biblical Exodus Story #2287 (License: Personal Use)

In this vivid illustration of Exodus 7:14-25, Moses, clad in a turquoise robe and green headdress, uses his staff to strike the Nile River, instantly turning its waters crimson-a sign of God’s judgment upon Pharaoh’s defiance. Behind him, Egyptian officials and Israelite onlookers stand in shock amid towering papyrus columns, symbolizing the power of ancient Egypt now challenged by divine authority. The swirling red water contrasts sharply with the blue riverbed, emphasizing the miraculous and disruptive nature of the plague.

This image is commonly used on religious education sites, Sunday school resources, Bible study pages, and historical theology articles to depict the first of the Ten Plagues. It serves users seeking visual storytelling of Exodus events, theological reflection, or curriculum materials for teaching the Passover narrative.