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Paroahs heart was hardened in both the plagues and 14:1-4

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both in torah

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In one, they were in the desert, in one they were in egypt, safe and sound (sort of)

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In both pesukim: Pharoah's heart was hardened

In the plagues: Moshe did not know Pharoah's heart was hardened

14:1-4: Moshe did know Pharoah's heart was hardened

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they were slaves then they were free

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They all lasted for a week

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moshe

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In the plagues, pharaohs heart just got hardened. In 14:1-4, Hashem actually tells moshe that he hardens pharaohs heart.

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1.Moshe

2.Paroah's heart gets hardened

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One they were slaves and one they were free

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pharaohs heart gets hardened

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they both affected egyptians

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1. Hashem is always protecting them.

2. Moshe was always leading them.

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They both have to do with Egypt.

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Hashem is leading them in both

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In the pesukim, pharaoh wanted bnai yisrael to come back to egypt. During the plagues, he just wanted them to stay in egypt.