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Originally Posted by BigElCat
The claim makes perfect sense. 'Don't believe in the other bullshit, I AM. I AM God'.
The direct evidence was destroyed when Moses threw down the stone table.
The Bible doesn't say what happened to the fragments of the table.
You could say the Bible isn't credible, because the story is too goofy. The authors are virtually unknown.
But God's claim as the only God has credibility in the context of the 'story'.
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Moses and the Qur’an
Here’s an interesting trivia question that hardly anyone gets right: What person is mentioned by name the most times in the Qur’an? If you guessed Muhammad you’d be wrong, because he’s referred to by name only four times in the approximately 6,300 verses of Islam’s sacred text.
The correct answer is Moses, who is named a remarkable 115 times. More narrative is devoted to him than to any other person, biblical or not. That fact takes many non-Muslims by surprise...
Oh, Moses figures heavily in the Jewish bible, too. So, your response justifies Islam and Judaism. Good job!