1. Moses
Moses battles the pharaoh and with Yahweh's power proves to the pharaoh, especially after the parting of the Red Sea and the death of the firstborn children, that he should let the Israelites go, all while the pharaoh fights against letting the Israelites go. ... Moses has to tell the Israelites to go back and set up camp and place themselves between the sea and the Egyptians. ... Then when the Egyptians go to follow he has Moses put his hand back over the sea so it can swallow up all the Egyptians and their chariots. ... When Moses didn't come down off the mountain with the Ten Com...
The next key figure that will be examined is that of Moses and the many stories he is attributed to. ... In the Bible, the retelling of Moses begins with his birth and the Pharaoh's decree to send all newborn Hebrew boys down the Nile River.18 With Moses's descent down the Nile the Pharaohs daughter found his basket. ... While attending to their flock Moses came across the burning bush. Here is where God presented himself to Moses as Yahweh (I-AM-WHO-AM). ... "21 Having doubts, Moses asked Yahweh what he should do if they don't believe him. ...
If women are thought of as being able to do this then they are looked up to, not down upon. ... If women are said to posses these traits then they are not looked down upon. ... It was Moses" mother who saved him and because of her he was able to lead the Jewish people out of slavery. When Moses was on Mount Sinai receiving the Torah from G-d, The Jewish men became anxious and thought that Moses had died. ... The sages say that while women have a natural binah (understanding), men must go out into the world and attain his understanding through his interactions with others. ...
The Ten Commandments are widely known and originated through a Hebrew leader, Moses. ... The torah contains five books of Moses naming the code of laws, which is named the Mosaic law. ... It has been passed down through generations and is still followed. ... After reviewing and gaining knowledge on Hebrew's early civilization we can go back to the question: is Judaism a race, a religion, or a culture? ...
The Jews believe that God gave them the Ten Commandments through Moses, which he was called the Lawgiver. ... For example, Jesus accepted the Ten Com-mandments that God had given to the Jews through Moses; he preached new ideas at the same time. ... The second pillar consists of five daily congregational prayers, which may, however be offered indi-vidually if one is unable to go to the mosque. ... In strict doctrine, the five daily prayers can-not be waived even for the sick, who may pray in bed and, if neces-sary lying down. ...
The Jewish people believe that when God gave Moses the Ten Commandments and He also gave him more detailed instructions on how to follow the law. Those oral instructions were verbally handed down from generation to generation until there came a time of crisis where it was finally written down. ... The Talmud is broken down into six sections called orders. The orders are then broken down into multiple subsections called tractates. ... The tractates are broken down further into chapters and the chapters are broken down into mishnahs that are similar to verses in the Bible. ...