What religion did Moses practice?

Answer 1

In the time of The Bible, the Israelites (today called the Jews) practiced ethical monotheism, worshiping a deity known by a number of names-- El, Elohim, Yahveh, Adonoi, etc. (This deity is generally translated as God or the Lord.)

At certain times, however, the Israelites went astray and lapsed into polytheism, worshiping Babylonian or Canaanite gods; but then a prophet or other leader would guide them back to monotheism and they would re-dedicate themselves to serving only the One God. Throughout the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), we read about the development of the religion of the Hebrews, or Israelites, which came to be known as Judaism.

Answer 2

Moses practiced what is now called Judaism, as set forth in the Torah. Dictionaries define Judaism as "The religion of Moses."See also:

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Answer 3

Biblical tradition says that Moses followed the Hebrew religion, founded by his forefather, Abraham.

This information needs to be tempered by the knowledge that nearly all historians and biblical scholars believe that the biblical Moses did not really exist.

Answer 4

Moses is a central figure in Judaism, which is the religion he practiced and is considered the founder of. He is also an important figure in Christianity and Islam.