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A The Pharaoh forgives the midwives and realizes his mistakes.
B The Pharaoh directly punishes the midwives for their disobedience.
OC The Pharaoh changes his command to all of his people so that none
can disobey
D The Pharaoh sends his guards out to kill all Hebrew children
birthed by the midwives.
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