That depends on ones interpretation of history and religion. The Hebrews invaded the lands of Canaan and eventually created the nation of Israel. This nation was not entirely populated by the decedents of the Hebrews nor were all the Hebrews present in this land. Some time after this many Israelis became slaves to the Egyptians - either because the Israelis invaded Egypt or Egypt invaded Israel (the difference is found between historical text and religious text). A generation after the initial enslavement the Israelis were freed and went back to Israel. At this time an invading army came to Israel and conquered the southern portion creating the land of Judah. Judah is were the term Jew comes from. The modern day religion of Judaism and the ethnic Jews come from this nation. The invading force was either the returning Israelites (following the teachings of Moses) of Egyptian followers of Moses. (again there are differing views as to the history). Either way the commandments of Yahweh that Moses obtained were given to these followers/invaders and they formed the bases of the new Jewish religion. So it is debatable weather Moses gave the law to the Hebrews (or the Israelis or the Egyptians) but the laws were given to those that latter became the Jews.
Moses did.
Hebrews believed that god had revealed the laws (ten commandments) to Moses theredy making a promise with them.
i think Moses came first because he was there when God gave him the Ten Commandments for the Hebrews to live by. thank you
The 10 commandments were given to Moses, written by God's Hand, and delivered to the Jews in the desert during the Exodus.
Moses, delivered on 2 stone tablets with 5 Commandments on each. Delivered after Moses came down from the mountain after speaking with God.
since Muslims recognize Moses as a prophet, it makes sense that they would believe in the ten commandments that he brought to the Hebrews.
Moses received the Ten Commandments on the top of Mt. Sinai from God.
To start a project on the Ten Commandments as part of a religion project, begin by researching the history and significance of the commandments in different religious traditions. Create a clear outline that includes the origin, interpretation, and impact of the commandments on individuals and societies. Consider including examples and comparisons with other moral codes or religious teachings.
moses lead the hebrews out of the egyptian kingdom. your welcome, internet.
Moses led the hebrews from Egpyt but did not set foot in the promiseland.
Moses got the ten commandments from God on Mount Sanai
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