Pharaoh and his people were in a very dismal state. God had caused frogs to envelop their land. Frogs were everywhere, even in their ovens and in their beds. Finally, in desperation, Pharaoh called for Aaron and Moses to entreat the Lord to remove the plague of frogs. Moses asked, “When shall I entreat for thee?” In such a miserable and wretched condition, why did Pharaoh reply, "Tomorrow?"
Dr. Bacon examines and compares Pharaoh’s statement with that of the procrastinating sinner. He details the imminent disaster that awaits both the Christian and the godless who foolishly wait for a more convenient season to obey God. Another Night of Frogs is a stirring appeal to accept the call of the gospel of Jesus Christ and to live for him without delay.
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Dr. Richard Bacon was born in 1946 and has been married to wife Debby since 1971. He received his education at Memphis State University (BA), now University of Memphis, Whitefield Seminary (M.A.R.; M.Div.; and Ph.D.), and Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Th.M;...