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Moses is presented as the covenant of law, giving Israel the Ten Commandments after liberation from Egypt.
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Moses
Jiang reads Muhammad's message as a Moses-like call to recover a promised land given to Abraham's descendants.
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model
Jiang reads Muhammad's message as a Moses-like call to recover a promised land given to Abraham's descendants.
diagnosis
In the post-Ezra and Zoroastrianized frame, Moses displaces David as the central figure because Moses is the priestly lawgiver.
evidence
The Joseph-to-Moses sequence is used to explain why Israel goes to Egypt, becomes enslaved, and receives a liberating prophet who leads the people back toward the promised land.
diagnosis
Jiang argues Moses helps explain the presence and authority of Egyptian priests in Israel, especially because Moses and Aaron are treated as Egyptian names.
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"...now to fix this okay so we appoint a man named moses to free the israelites from egypt and take them back to the..."
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"to save them okay so by doing this god says now what you must do is give the israelites my law the ten commandments..."
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"And he brought about as he promised during that time while he loved Ishmael. Okay? So what he's saying is the Arabs are the..."
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"very similar the story of moses in the bible right the jews were enslaved in egypt and moses appeared before them and promised to..."
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"But the religious fanatics have to explain why this is happening. And the explanation is because the Israelites continue to disobey God. And this..."
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"...He's the founder of religion. Now, the most important person is Moses. Because Moses is a priest. He's the one who was given the..."
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"certainly surgically removed at birth okay so that's a covenant Abraham had a son named Isaac and Isaac had a son named Jacob okay..."
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"...sanction the Israelites as much as possible. Eventually, a man called Moses is born into the Israelites in Egypt. And because he's a boy,..."
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"...the Nile and into the hands of the Egyptian princess. So Moses grows up to become an Egyptian prince. But eventually God signals Joseph..."
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"...of attention. Okay? But the syncretization process also helps us explain Moses because we've been looking for a hundred years and we have not..."
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"Okay? So what's Moses doing? Well, what Moses is doing is explaining why there are Egyptian priests in the nation of Israel. Right? And..."
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"Because they're the ones, Moses, who led the people of Israel out of Egypt. They're the ones who delivered the Israelites into freedom. Moses..."
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