The Sixth Plague of Egypt: Boils and Blisters - Biblical Illustration #33274 (License: Personal Use)

This hand-drawn illustration shows an Egyptian figure-likely a noble or priest-suffering from the sixth plague described in Exodus 9:8-12, where soot from kilns was thrown skyward, causing painful boils and blisters to break out on humans and animals. The figure wears a traditional blue-and-gold striped nemes headdress with a uraeus cobra, a broad collar, and displays visible lesions on the face, neck, arms, and torso. The artwork uses colored pencil to emphasize texture and distress, reinforcing the severity of the affliction.

Used in religious education, Sunday school curricula, biblical history websites, or museum exhibits explaining the Ten Plagues of Egypt; targets users seeking visual aids for scripture study or historical interpretation.