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Through the law covenant or the Mosaic Law, found at:Exodus Chapters 25-29; Leviticus Chapters 8, 9.
There were so much more than Ten Commandments given to the nation of Israel. (About 600 laws and statues). There were laws on hygiene, quarantine of infected person, laws on disposal of all wastes, (some laws which weren't discovered as carriers of disease until the 18 and 19 century) as well as laws against incest, which brought about 'uncleanness' and birth defects, as well as the proper way to worship Him and so much more. The Law Covenant was cleaning and refining His people (the nation of Israel, at that time) to become the ancestors of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. God indeed passed along a great deal of wisdom through Moses.
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Did the egyptians worship gods?
moses did
Did the Celts worship ancient greek gods of wisdom?
No, they worshiped their own gods/goddesses.
What was the gods name god guarded the liver in the Canopic Jars?
The gods named was moses.
Who lead gods people through the wilderness?
Moses
How did Jesus have wisdom to choose the twelve disciples?
He already had the wisdom because He is Gods son and so he had already had the wisdom to choose the ten Disciples
Who was the Athens greek gods?
Athena, Goddess of war and wisdom
Who is the roman goddess of wisdom and daughter of the king of gods?
minerva
Why is Athena goddess of wisdom?
Athena was the goddess of wisdom, reason, and literature. She is called the goddess of wisdom because of her brilliant inventions that helped many gods.
Was moses most happy when doing gods will?
Yes he was happy.
How did moses first speak with god?
The first time Moses heard gods voice was from the burning bush.
What is the story of moses and the pharaoh in the bible?
The story of Moses and pharaoh . Shows that God was more powerful then the Egyptian gods.
With what does emerson credit moses plato and milton?
Emerson credits Moses with the strength of his convictions, Plato with his philosophical wisdom, and Milton with his poetic inspiration.
