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Moses was the greatest prophet in Judaism. He was also chosen by G-d to liberate the Israalites from slavery in Egypt.

Moses was a humble man and also very shy; he had a speech impediment and was therefore reluctant to speak in public. Often he would ask his brother Aaron to speak on his behalf. We learn from this a very important concept in Judaism: no mortal is perfect. Not even the most revered prophet, Moses, was anything more than an ordinary man who did extraordinary things.

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At God's command, he led the Israelites (Hebrews) out of Egyptian slavery (Exodus ch.12). Later, he conveyed God's Torah to them (Exodus 24:12; see also Exodus ch.19).

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