#	Plague	Special Features	Egyptian Worship
1	Polluted Nile (7:14-25)	Dead fish, putrid smell, undrinkable water, Egyptian magicians duplicated plague on small scale but could not reverse it. Lasted seven days	The Nile itself; Khnum (guardian of river's source); Hapi (spirit of Nile); Osiris (Nile was his bloodstream); various fish deities; Hapi (crocodiles)
2	Frogs (8:1-15)	Magicians duplicated plague but could not reverse it	Hapi and Heqt (frog goddesses both related to fertility)
3	Dust and Gnats (8:16-19)	No warning given. Magicians unable to duplicate plague. The attributed it to "the finger of God" (8:19)	Seb (earth god)
4	Swarms of Flies (8:20-32)	Did not affect Goshen, the region where the Israelites lived. Pharaoh offered first two compromises	Uatchit (fly god)
5	Death of Domestic Animals (9:1-7)	No warning given. First plague directly affecting personal property. Israelite animals unaffected	Ptah, Hathor, Mnevis, Amon (gods associated with bulls and cows)
6	Boils (9:8-12)	No warning given. First plague directly affecting personal health. Magicians unable to appear at court because of boils	Sekhmet (goddess of epidemics); Serapis and Imhotep (gods of healing)
7	Hail and Fire (9:13-35)	Most of Egypt gets little or no rain. This storm had no historical parallel. Goshen again untouched. First of Pharaoh's "confessions"	Nut (sky goddess); Isis and Seth (agricultural deities); Shu (atmosphere)
8	Locusts (10:1-20)	Egypt's crop loss: 100%. Pharaoh offers third compromise, second "confession"	Serapia (protector from locusts)
9	Darkness (10:21-29)	Israel apparently had light in Goshen. Lasted three days	Re, Amon-Re, Aten, Atum, Horus, Harakhte (sun gods); Thoth (moon god)
10	Death of First Born (11-12)	Specifically designated by God as the final plague. First-born slain in every Egyptian household. Pharaoh expels Israel unconditionally	All of Egypt's gods, including Pharaoh himself

All bible references from the book of Exodus