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   Apr 12, 2016 · Iff Moses did not write 1 the Pentateuch, whoever did included quite a number of falsehoods, lies and fictions, sufficient to deceive all the Jews of Moses' day, Joshua, Nehemiah, and numerous other OT writers, and ALL the NT writers, including Jesus, and all the brilliant scholars and interpreters up until 1520 [see Dick's answer]. If Moses did not write at least a portion of the books of the ...

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   Aug 20, 2015 · The majority of Bible scholars believe that Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible and as is all of the Bible, it is inspired by the Spirit of God (2nd Tim 3:16).

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   The Five Books of Moses are: Bereishit (Genesis) Shemot (Exodus) Vayikra (Leviticus) Bamidbar (Numbers) Devarim (Deuteronomy) Together, they form one of the three parts of the Bible (Tanakh in Hebrew). The other two parts are Prophets (8 books) and Scriptures (11 books), making a total of 24 books in the Bible. Study the Tanakh with English ...

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   The titles in our English Bible are much more significant and appropriate than these original Hebrew titles; thus Genesis signifies origin, and Genesis is the Book of Origins; Exodus means departure, and the book describes the departure of Israel from Egypt; Leviticus points out the fact that the book is mainly occupied with the Levitical legislation; Numbers gives a history of the numbering ...

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   These are the books of the Law. These are also called the Books of Moses. This includes the first five books: Genesis, written by Moses. Exodus, written by Moses. Leviticus, written by Moses. Numbers, written by Moses. Deuteronomy, written by Moses. The Books of History. The Books of history are so named because they contain historical records ...

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   In Hebrew the book is commonly referred to as Devarim, meaning “words” or “things,” based on the opening line, “And these are the words that Moses spoke to the children of Israel.”29 Since Moses uses this book to recount many events and commandments previously recorded in the other books of the Torah, it is also known as Mishneh Torah,30 “a second Torah,” or Deuteronomy (from ...

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   How many books of Moses are in the Bible?

   • The Five Books of Moses are: Together, they form one of the three parts of the Bible (Tanakh in Hebrew). The other two parts are Prophets (8 books) and Scriptures (11 books), making a total of 24 books in the Bible. Study the Tanakh with English Translation 7. They Contain 613 Mitzvahs

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   Did Moses write the Bible?

   • Moses did indeed write down the divine commandments (on stone), but not books or journals about himself doing that. The New Bible Dictionary states: For centuries both Judaism and Christianity accepted without question the biblical tradition that Moses wrote the Pentateuch.

   How could Moses have written the first five books of the Bible?

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   Did Moses write the first 5 books?

   • A work which reasonably could have been finished by another does not open the door to ignore what the Bible says about the role of Moses in writing the first five books. Tradition is that Moses was responsible for writing down what is found in the first five books of the Old Testament.

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   Did Moses write the Book of Genesis?

   • The more likely explanation of the book of Genesis is, not that it was written later, but much earlier, or rather, was transmitted orally until someone like Moses, a royally-educated man, finally put it down in writing. So Moses may not have composed Genesis at all.

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   Did Moses write the law of Moses?

   • Clearly, four of the five books of the Pentateuch are about Moses, and the Law which God gave through him to the nation of Israel, hence their common title The Law of Moses. Moses did indeed write down the divine commandments (on stone), but not books or journals about himself doing that. The New Bible Dictionary states:

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   Who wrote the first 5 books of the Bible?

   • Sometimes it is referred to as the Torah or The Law, and sometimes it is referred to as “The Law of Moses” which is what Jesus often called it. The majority of Bible scholars believe that Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible and as is all of the Bible, it is inspired by the Spirit of God (2nd Tim 3:16).

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   Jan 4, 2022 · The Pentateuch is the first five books of the Bible that conservative Bible scholars believe were mostly written by Moses. Even though the books of the Pentateuch themselves do not clearly identify the author, there are many passages that attribute them to Moses or as being his words (Exodus 17:14, 24:4–7;Numbers 33:1–2; Deuteronomy 31:9–22).