[DouglasKC]

And the LORD said to Moses, "See, I have made you a god to Pharaoh; and Aaron your brother shall be your prophet. (Exodus 7:1) This does not mean that Moses was made divine.

Actually this was another interesting Jesus parallel. The Lord made Moses as a "God" with Aaron as him mouthpiece. In like kind, God was silent while Jesus was his mouthpiece

[vmatt]

Actually this was another interesting Jesus parallel. The Lord made Moses as a "God" with Aaron as him mouthpiece. In like kind, God was silent while Jesus was his mouthpiece.

Absolutely, Moses was a "type" of Christ all through the OT. You may remember when Moses was given the first set of tablets of the law he broke them and had to receive a new set, a type of Christ "breaking" the power of the old law and establishing a new one. There are many such types and truly so many that I can't imagine how anyone familiar with the law of Moses could reject them as coincidence.

[malakhi]

Actually this was another interesting Jesus parallel. The Lord made Moses as a "God" with Aaron as him mouthpiece. In like kind, God was silent while Jesus was his mouthpiece

Whatever, Doug. I guess the notion of a 'literal' interpretation of scripture goes out the window the moment one can impose a Christological meaning on a passage.