LOL!
And how can you be sure that is true?
I just think you're wholesale wrong about that. God enabled Moses to do all kinds of things... Perhaps, but some parts of the Pentateuch are not very likely his writing.
Ofcourse they are, but you (the scholars) are going to tell us which are and which aren't based on....nothing.
You just pick and choose what you like in scripture and then reject what you don't-ye shall be gods.
Live in delusions if you so choose. Would a humble Moses call himself the humblest man on earth? If your theory is right, then he did in Num 12:3 — otherwise someone else wrote verse 3!
You just pick and choose what you like in scripture and then reject what you don't-ye shall be gods
Really? Then why don't you explain to me why does the Book of Jude, verses 14-15, (NT) quote from the Book of Enoch, I Enoch 1:9, (OT Apocrypha only in the Ethiopian Church) as if it were Scripture?
Or perhaps in Jude 9 a refreence to the non-canonical Assumption of Moses?
Or, perhaps, why Hebrews 11:37 quotes from the non-canonical The Martyrdom of Isaih?
How can uninspired books be quoted as inspired? Oh, wait, of course you wouldn't know that since your Bible doesn't contain cross references the writers of the NT used from now noncanonical books! It was good enough for the inspired writer of Jude but it's not good enough for the Christian Bible!
I don't want to waste my time giving you all the hints and answers. I think you need to do your own homework.
Excellent points, as usual.
Thx.