3. The holy book of Christianity is the Bible and one of the main prophets in the Bible is Moses just like in the Torah and in the Koran.In the bible, Moses receives the 10 commandments from Gd which are the laws of the people. The holy book for Muslims is the Torah and it speaks on how Moses spoke and preached to the people years before Muhammad came. In the holy book for Judaism which is the Torah, Moses led the Jewish people out of Egypt.
3. the three major monotheistic religions each have their own holy book: the torah, the bible, and the Qu'ran. in each of the three books that greatly influence in each religion, a common prophet is mentioned, Moses. In the Torah moses led the people from Egypt. In the Bible God gave Moses the 10 commandments, and in the Qu'ran it says how Moses was a preacher to the people.
it is an alright answer, but you really lose me when you say, "in each of the three books that greatly influence in each religion." I think you meant that Moses influenced the religions.
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3. The holy book of Christianity is the Bible and one of the main prophets in the Bible is Moses just like in the Torah and in the Koran.In the bible, Moses receives the 10 commandments from Gd which are the laws of the people. The holy book for Muslims is the Torah and it speaks on how Moses spoke and preached to the people years before Muhammad came. In the holy book for Judaism which is the Torah, Moses led the Jewish people out of Egypt.
nice answer, but the holy book for the muslims is not the Torah, its the Karan. but besides that good job.
3. the three major monotheistic religions each have their own holy book: the torah, the bible, and the Qu'ran. in each of the three books that greatly influence in each religion, a common prophet is mentioned, Moses. In the Torah moses led the people from Egypt. In the Bible God gave Moses the 10 commandments, and in the Qu'ran it says how Moses was a preacher to the people.
it is an alright answer, but you really lose me when you say, "in each of the three books that greatly influence in each religion." I think you meant that Moses influenced the religions.
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