Moses

Why was Miriam and Aaron not allowed into the Promised Land? [Numbers 20:23-29].

What is going on in the story of "God trying to kill Moses?" Steve continues the answer after the break. [Exodus 4:22-26, Numbers 12:1-10].

Why did Pharaoh not recognize Moses when he returned to Egypt? [Exodus 2:15-23, Exodus 5:1].

After Exodus 18, what happened to Jethro?

What do you think about Jethro's suggestion to Moses? Should Moses not have taken his advice? [Exodus 18].

Why don't we know more about Moses' sons? [Exodus 4:24-26, Exodus 18:2-4].

When Moses and Elijah appeared with Jesus in the transfiguration, do you suppose that it was because God is outside of time, that it was possible to overlap the three lives?

Do you suppose that the Midianites were circumcised people group? [Exodus 9, Genesis 17:14].

What happened to Jethro and the Midianites? [Exodus 18].

What do you think we could learn from the life of Moses? [Exodus 4].

What are your thoughts on the limited authorship of the Torah? Rec: Verse-by-Verse, Genesis "Introduction to the Pentateuch." [Matthew 8:4, Mark 7:10, Deuteronomy 24:1-3, Matthew 19:8, John 7:19, John 5:46-47].

Why was Moses "hot with anger" following the plagues when Pharoah refused to let the people go? [Exodus 11].

Could you comment on Psalm 90? [Psalm 90, Psalm 91:5].

Why did God want to kill Moses? Could this be paralleled to 1 Corinthians and those who are sick because of lack of obedience (because of the symbolism of the Old & New Testament Covenants)? [Exodus 4:24, 1 Corinthians 11:30-31].

Who are "the two witnesses? Are they Moses and Elijah, or will it be two others?" Rec: Verse-by-verse lectures at the website.[Revelation 11:5, Malachi 4:5-6].

Who wrote Genesis? How would Moses know how God created everything, etc.?

When the Red Sea was parted, was the "wall" of water a literal wall?

What kind of faith did it take to put Moses in the basket? Could the basket that Moses was saved in also be a type of Christ as was Noah’s Ark? {Exodus 2:3, Hebrews 11, Hebrews 11:23, 1 Peter 3:19-20]

How did the disciples recognize Elijah and Moses on the Mount of Transfiguration? [Matthew 17:3].

What about the story of God trying to kill Moses? [Exodus 4:24-26].

How should we think of the covenants and the reference to the deaths of those who made the covenant? [Hebrews 9:15-17, Galatians 3:16].

Why did God want to kill Moses? [Exodus 4].

Do you think that God's character is wrongly depicted in the Old Testament and those scriptures should not be trusted in the same way we trust the New Testament because Jesus is so much more loving? [Matthew 5:17-18, John 5:46-47, Matthew 19:14, Romans 6:23].

What do you think about Speaker Johnson saying he is like another Moses?

If we are all descendants of Moses, then aren't we all Hebrew? Are the Jews going to be the first to bow to Christ?

Can you clear up who wrote the Book of Genesis? It is said by some that several other authors did.

What percentage of unfaithful would there have been in mixed multitude in the Exodus?

Could you shed some light on the story of God seeking to kill Moses? [Exodus 4:24].

Why removing of the shoes in the story of the burning bush? [Exodus 3:5].

How could the sorcerer mimic Moses' miracle of the snake being made from a stick? [Exodus 7:8-13].

Did Moses marry twice? First to a Midianite woman and then a Cushite woman? [Exodus 18-19, Numbers 12:1].

Was the Rod of Aaron & Moses' rod the same one?

How do you deal with Moses looking more noble than God in Exodus 32? [Exodus 32:14, Genesis 18:16-33, Jeremiah 18:7-10].

What do you know about Moses' Father-in-law name's, as he is called by different names?

Could you clarify the various calculations surrounding the 430 years of bondage?

Caller begins to tell Steve about the "Book of J" which questions the authorship of Moses' writings (AKA Documentary Hypothesis).

What is the argument for the Mosaic earlier date regarding the Pentateuch as opposed to the "Documentary Hypothesis" (origins and authorship of the Pentateuch)? Rec: Verse-by-verse lecture series, 3rd lecture under Genesis, "Introduction to the Pentateuch."

Is there some special significance of the repetitive 40 days that come up in scripture, as with Moses in the wilderness, his fasting, and Jesus'temptation? [Romans 5:12, 1 Corinthians 10:6, 1 Corinthians 10:11, 1 Peter 3:19-20].

Could you clarify what is going on with Moses and Zipporah and when God "sought to kill him?" [Exodus 4:23-26].

Does scripture say that the reason Moses could not see God was because the people would've made idols of Him? [Deuteronomy 4:15-18].

Do you think that Moses' prayer actually changed God's mind? [Exodus 32:14, James 5:16, 1 Kings 17].

In John 5, was Jesus just generally talking about Moses' writings, as in Genesis 3? [John 5:46, Genesis 3:15].

Do you think this passage in Hebrews is referring to Moses' flight to Midian, or the Exodus? [Hebrews 11:27].

Comment; Moses was just making an observation about how long people were living. [Psalm 90:10].

Is there a contradiction between scriptures saying we have 70 vs 120 years? [Psalm 90:70, Genesis 6:3, Genesis 10].

Can we assume that people were routinely living to the age of 70 in the day of Moses? [Psalm 90:10].

There's evidence of a Flood before Moses' record including the Epic of Gilgamesh.

Did Moses get some of his commandments from ancient Egypt from something called, the Ma'at?

Who was the Prophet that was expected? [John 1:21, John 6:14]

Where did the first staff come from that Moses used, that Abraham used & so on? Where is the original one?