Moses

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Moses (96:3-5secs)
among 24 counselors (45:4.14)
believer in Providence (96:5.4)
descendant of Katro (93:3.5)
endeavored to negotiate freedom of his people (96:3.4)
Father revealed himself to M. as I AM that I AM (182:1.9)
Father spoke through (155:6.2)
great Egyptian prophet; rejected (95:3.5)
greatest character between Melchizedek and Jesus (92:5.11) (95:5.3) (96:5.1) (121:6.4)
greatness was in his wisdom and sagacity (92:5.11)
heard Father at burning bush (174:3.2)
man of meekness (140:5.16)
mother of Egyptian royal family; father Semitic liaison officer (96:3.1)
myth of being set adrift at birth (85:5.3) (89:7.3)
no leader undertook to uplift a more forlorn group (96:3.3)
no man so successful with such large numbers (92:5.11)
passage to mansion worlds contested by Caligastia (52:5.5)
Peter believed he saw M. at transfiguration (158:1.8)
reputed to have brought water from a rock, manna in wilderness (136:6.6) (153:2.8,10)
seat of M. See Sanhedrin
secluded himself (136:3.3)
spectacular night flight out of Egypt (96:3.5)
teachings (74:8.8) (96:5sec)
abolished practice of paying blood money (70:10.12)
built upon traditions of Melchizedek (93:9.1)
daughters of priests burned alive for prostitution (70:10.14)
dignity and justice of Creator God (188:4.4)
elaborated sacrifice rituals (63:6.4)
forbade human sacrifices; inaugurated ransom as substitute (4:5.5) (89:6.3) (89:7.1)
forbade making of images; idolatry (88:2.3,5) (96:5.5) (142:4.2-3)
founder of Hebrew religion (92:5.11)
gave new Ten Commandments (142:3.21)
maintained Yahweh was over all, especially the Hebrews (96:4.3)
presented simple creation narrative to Israelites (74:8.7-12)
spoke of God in man’s image due to followers’ limited understanding (96:4.7)
taught God does not speak through dreams (86:5.11)
taught righteousness was rewarded by prosperity and power (135:5.1)
turned over command to Joshua (96:5.9)

Cross-references

See Sanhedrin

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