After which plague did the Egyptian magicians admit that God had sent the plagues?

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After which plague did the Egyptian magicians admit that God had sent the plagues?

Explanation:
The moment this question is testing is when the power behind the plagues becomes undeniable to even the Egyptian magicians. In the Exodus story, the magicians can imitate some of Moses’ signs at first, but when the gnats (the third plague) appear, they cannot replicate it. Seeing that their magic fails, they acknowledge a power greater than theirs, saying, “This is the finger of God.” That confession shows they recognize the plagues are coming from the God of Israel, not from human magic. So, the timing is after the third plague.

The moment this question is testing is when the power behind the plagues becomes undeniable to even the Egyptian magicians. In the Exodus story, the magicians can imitate some of Moses’ signs at first, but when the gnats (the third plague) appear, they cannot replicate it. Seeing that their magic fails, they acknowledge a power greater than theirs, saying, “This is the finger of God.” That confession shows they recognize the plagues are coming from the God of Israel, not from human magic. So, the timing is after the third plague.

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