Reflections On The Scripture: This verse paints a vivid image of God's omnipotence and His divine justice. One might perceive from this passage that God’s terror is indeed a severe consequence, a powerful implementation of His righteous judgement. Notice how it explicitly levels Pharaoh, a symbol of power and grandeur, with other mortals condemned for straying from the path of righteousness. It's a potent reminder that earthly status and power hold no sway over divine justice. However, God doesn't wield His power arbitrarily. His judgement signifies His commitment to uphold righteousness and His intolerance for sin, regardless of who commits it. So, let this serve as a wake-up call, urging us to live righteously, honoring God’s commandments, for no earthly power or wealth can shield us from the consequences of our actions in the eyes of our heavenly Father.