Moses Argued With God God wants us to know that argument make us wiser and stronger. Restrictions on debate make us weaker. by Shmuel Klatzkin March 15, 2025, 10:20 PM Denis---S/Shutterstock ...

In an early scene for director Ridley Scott’s “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” Moses (Christian Bale) argues with the meaning of the word “Israelite” with Hebrew slave driver Viceroy Hegep.

Authored by Luke, Acts is the first chapter after the four Gospels. Moses is cited numerous times. I call him the “north star ...

Moses is the most famous, influential, and revered figure in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, surpassing King David by the ...

Imagine the shock in Moses’ heart when he later realized that he had literally been in an argument with the living God, the God of his forefathers Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Q: I was taught in religious school that the reason Moses was not allowed by God to enter the Holy Land was his killing of the taskmaster in Egypt. Recently, I was told that I was wrong. Who is ...

God explains the coming Passover to Moses and Aaron and tells them to prepare the Israelites, who are in captivity in Egypt.

The Bible seems to invite humans to argue with God as an aspect of the astonishing intimacy of the divine revelation. A popular 1970’s Broadway musical captured this bold intimacy in its title ...

Moses argues that the people cannot come up; God once again tells Moses to go down, and Moses finally goes down. And why is this the most fitting introduction to the Decalogue Revelation?

In an early scene for director Ridley Scott's "Exodus: Gods and Kings," Moses (Christian Bale) argues with the meaning of the word "Israelite" with Hebrew slave driver Viceroy Hegep.