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Moses, Aaron, and Pharaoh - Biblical Exodus Scene Illustration #3706399 (License: Personal Use)

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Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh; speech bubble says “Let my people go!” with a stone heart symbol.

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This colorful clipart features two bearded Hebrew leaders-Moses in red-and-white robes and Aaron in brown-facing an Egyptian pharaoh wearing a striped nemes headdress and ornate collar. A speech bubble reads “Let my people go!”, while a gray stone heart symbolizes Pharaoh’s hardened heart. The style is child-friendly, ideal for educational or religious storytelling.
Commonly used in children’s Bible lessons, Sunday school materials, worship visuals, and digital curriculum to illustrate Exodus 5-14. Matches user intent for visual aids on the plagues, liberation, or divine confrontation.
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