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No. He allowed himself to remonstrate with God for the good of his people (Exodus, end of ch.5; Numbers ch.11), but it was never in anger.
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What is the immpression given by Moses about god?
Angry, vengeful, jealous and punishing.
Who was NOT allowed into the Promised land because God was angry with him?
I'm pretty sure it was Moses
Did God ever tell Moses about the birth of Jesus?
According to Judaism - no.
Did Moses have a problem speaking?
yes Moses from the Bible did have speech problems
How does Ramses II react when Moses tells him to free his people?
He was very angry and said who is that God I should listen and free the people.
What did the Torahs see Moses as?
Since Moses received messages from God (including one carved into stone tablets, the only written message ever received from God) he is considered to be a prophet.
How many times did God reveal himself to moses?
Althhough it is questionable that Moses ever existed. However, as part of a story, God revealed himself once as a bright star like and Moses fainted along with the mountain (behind which the brightness (God) appeared and infront of Moses) turned into ashes later used as Kohl (surma).
What happen after Moses climbed the Mount Sinai?
When Moses came down from mount Sinai , he was very angry with the people, he then threw the two tablets of stone and it broke.
Why will Joshua and Caleb enter the promised land the Moses will not?
because they were faithful and believed God would allow them to occupy the land when they were sent in by Moses to spy out the land; the other spies said it wasn't possible and were afraid of the people inhabiting the land.
Was Moses a god?
No. Moses was man. God is God and not man (Hosea 11:9).
Why was mariam angry when moses married tzipora?
Miriam got angry as she was not a Jewish lady.
What happened when Moses followed God's command?
Through spending his entire life following God's commands to the utmost, Moses became the greatest prophet to ever live (Numbers ch.12, Deuteronomy ch.34).
