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 1 10,5|          wife. The Muslims accept Moses as a prophet, but reject
 2 10,6|          a “greater prophet” than Moses, a king who would restore
 3 11  |          the prophet and God-seer Moses). Intermediary Revelation
 4 12  | Evangelist Luke: And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, He
 5 12  |        the dead: If they hear not Moses and the prophets, neither
 6 13  |       self-determination given to Moses in the Revelation: I AM
 7 15,4|       information.~ ~“A prayer of Moses the man of God. Lord, you
 8 15,5|           view, I’d say that his [Moses’] vision of the origins
 9 16,2|          have different purposes.~Moses' task was not the study
10 16,2|          recognizing and honoring Moses for giving mankind the first
11 16,2|           as one general picture. Moses' immediate aim in the account
12 16,2|       descendants. By the time of Moses, the other peoples had already
13 16,2|           captivity in Egypt. For Moses himself, the greatness of
14 16,2|        shall I say to them? Then, Moses heard a mystical voice give
15 16,2|          of God: And God spoke to Moses, saying, I am the Being.
16 16,2|      lofty conception of God that Moses is expounding in the first
17 21  |          of Israel by God through Moses. And so, the ethics of the
18 24  |      subordinated all the laws of Moses to the law of love.” To