Why is Moses important in Jewish history?

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vova2212 [387]3 years ago

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Answer: Moses has one of the key roles in the religion and history of the Jews.

Explanation:

It is possible to make a comparison with Jesus among Catholics and the Prophet Muhammad with Muslims. That would optically be Moses' significance in the Jewry religion. For the Jews, Moses is a concession between God and man. It is most significant because the Jews believe Moses led the Jews from Egyptian slavery to the promised Holy Land. According to the Jewish belief, God passed on to Moses some of the basic rules by which the Jews should live. These laws were formed in the form of the holy book of the Jews, the Torah, which God, according to Jewish belief, gave to Moses so that he could pass it on to the Jews.

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