Judaism believes that Moses is the great....
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Judaism believes that Moses is the greatest prophet.
Moses was the king of the Jews; he was the highest leader among the Jews; he was a warrior, a statesman, a poet, a moralist, a historian, and the Lawgiver of the Hebrews.
Moses is mentioned around 170 times in the Old Testament and more than 70 times in the New Testament.
It shows that Moses was a pivotal figure in the history of the Israelites and was respected by the Jews.
The period where Moses was most renowned was around 1300 BC, because it is generally believed that the pharaoh Ramses II in Exodus died in 1237 BC.
By 500 A.D., the fame and prestige of Moses had spread to many parts of Europe along with Christianity.
After 610 A.D., Muhammad (the founder of Islam) believed that Moses was the true prophet.
As Islam spread, Moses became a revered figure throughout the Islamic world, including Egypt.
More than 3,000 years after his death, Moses is still revered by Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.
According to the bible, Moses had a personal conversation with God, received revelations, and led the Hebrew people to migrate from Egypt to the promised land — the current Israel (Canaan area) and Palestine — to break free from their slavery life.
