Exodus 34:28 And he was there with the LORD forty days and forty nights; he did neither eat bread, nor drink water. And he wrote upon the tables the words of the covenant, the ten commandments.
According to a Jewish rabbi, 3 times; but I think 4. According to the rabbi #1 Ex 24. to get the Ten Commandments. #2. I think the rabbi means this hard to catch 2nd trip up the mount in Ex 32:30-31 To get forgiveness for the calf incident. #3 Ex 34:4-6 where Moses goes up the Mount to get the 2nd set of commandments. #4. In Deut 9:23-25 it says that Muoses fasted when they did not enter the promised land.
Moses actually never saw God face to face, he only saw his back.
Twice. God gave Moses the Ten Commandments inscribed in stone, and gave them again after Moses shattered the first Stone Tablets. See Exodus 31:18 through chapter 34.
In Exodus 34 we read about God instructing Moses about the Law on Mt. Sinai. Afterward, Moses fasted 40 days in verse 28.
Twice
The ten commandments were actually given three times. (cf. Kevin J. Conner: The Foundations of Christian Doctrine).
First, they were given orally to the nation of Israel(cf. Exodus 19 and 20).
Then it was written on the tablets of stone, which were broken by Moses at the golden calf festival. (Exodus 32).
Thereafter, the commandments were written again on the second stone tablets (Exodus 34).
No, according to Exodus 34:28 Moses fasted for 40 days, which is the longest anyone in the Bible fasted. Two others, Jesus and Elijah, also fasted for 40 days.
Forty days and nights
Exodus 34:28 says that Moses fasted 40 days and nights while receiving the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.
you have to fast for 40 days
The questionis not clear, yes Moses was on mount Sinai for 40 days with God.
40 days
Moses spent 40 days on the mount Sinai , and what he ate and drank there is not mentioned.
Moses Malone
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Moses spent a total of 40 days and 40 nights on top of Mount Sinai talking and hearing God.
The 40 days of the flood, and also 40 years of wandering in the wilderness under Moses.
Moses. Elijah, Jesus