And any attempt at communicating with them was quickly stopped and focus was directed at Christ.
If I recall, the apostles suggesting building shelters for them and a voice from heaven interrupted them directing them to listen to Jesus.
Certainly open to interpretation. One such would be that the Old Covenant was over, and the teachings of Moses and Elijah ignored, henceforth. That would be a more logical explanation than yours than yours, although I don't think either one totally defines the episode.
>>Well, Moses did come down, so there is precedence, so let’s just say that it isn’t a cornerstone of my faith.<<
And any attempt at communicating with them was quickly stopped and focus was directed at Christ.
The deciples wanted to build shrines and “venerate” them but God rebuked them and told them to turn to Jesus.
Jesus alone is sufficient for salvation. Coredemtrixes are not only unnecessary, they’re also an insult to our Savior and Creator.