The "magicians" of Pharaoh

I am expecting your usual non-committal type of response that refuses to provide a clear yes or no while providing several blocks of text designed to distract from the fact that the question is not being given an answer but feel free to surprise me.

 Yes . that will do me fine.

But you simply cannot accept the double standards by these authors, can you?. They are obviously pro their own god. They would never claim that Pharaoh even had gods but we know for a fact that he did, don't we?    But  even you won't admit that the Egyptians had their own gods will you. 

And this is exactly the dilemma  that the double standards in this story have left you with.

This story is simply Yahweh propaganda. 

I don't honor your assuming of my motives. 

My intention is not to confuse or cause strife.

Witchcraft you can pretty much equate with magical arts.

I don't accept what you are saying is valid at all. Without The Holy Spirit, you can not rightly interpret scripture.

To you, "Yahweh" is a meaningless pronouncement of syllables that you attach to a created god.

The name is an ancient way of saying, "The Ultimate Reality".

The Existing One.

Truly, The Eternally Existing One.

There is no comparison between The Uncreated God and the created gods of men.

Oh right, forgot you believe in magic.

Surely you accept that there is an art of deception.

Are you able to say this sentence?:

You are implying it but you are not saying it, probably because you don't believe it but you want people to think that you do.

I can say it just fine because I believe it. Let's hear you say it.

That is exactly what I have been saying.

I don't honor your assuming of my motives either.

If anyone really believes they sawed the lady in half and then put her back together without a scratch...

...that's the magic, dood.