Book of Exodus - Chapter 8 - Verse 3
Meaning
In this verse, the river bringing forth frogs abundantly symbolizes a plague that is meant to afflict the land of Egypt as a punishment from God. Frogs were considered unclean creatures in ancient Egyptian society, so the presence of these creatures invading every part of the Egyptians' daily lives would have been a severe inconvenience and a sign of divine judgment. The frogs going into the Egyptians' houses, bedchambers, ovens, and kneading troughs represent the all-encompassing nature of the plague, showing that there would be no escape from the consequences of their disobedience to God. This verse serves as a warning of the consequences of turning away from God's will and serves to demonstrate His power and authority over all aspects of creation.