"'For if you refuse to let [them] go, behold, tomorrow I am going to bring locusts into your borders. And they will obscure the view of the earth, and no one will be able to see the earth, and they will eat the surviving remnant, which remains for you from the hail, and they will eat all your trees that grow out of the field. And your houses and the houses of all your servants and the houses of all the Egyptians will be filled, which your fathers and your fathers' fathers did not see since the day they were on the earth until this day.' So Moses stretched forth his staff over Erets Mitzraim, and the L-rd led an east wind in the land all that day and all the night. [By the time] it was morning, the east wind had borne the locusts. The locusts ascended over the entire land of Egypt, and they alighted within all the border[s] of Egypt, very severe; They obscured the view of all the earth, and the earth became darkened, and they ate all the vegetation of the earth and all the fruits of the trees, which the hail had left over, and no greenery was left in the trees or in the vegetation of the field[s] throughout the entire land of Egypt" (Shemot 10:4-6; 13-15).
"Part 1 (Joel 1‑2) presents a detailed and graphic depiction of an unprecedented locust plague, which attacks like a raving enemy that wipes out the food supply of the people; The nations of Egypt and Edom will become a desolate waste (1:2-7,10‑12, 16‑19; courtesy of MyJewishLearning.com)."
"Part 1 (Joel 1‑2) presents a detailed and graphic depiction of an unprecedented locust plague, which attacks like a raving enemy that wipes out the food supply of the people; The nations of Egypt and Edom will become a desolate waste (1:2-7,10‑12, 16‑19; courtesy of MyJewishLearning.com)."
