Musa
‘religion’ Moses.
Moses was God's instrument in freeing the Hebrews Israelites from slavery in Egypt. God used him, and his brother, Aaron,
to bring the ten plagues on the pharaoh and his people. The eve of the last plague, became the first Passover Feast of Remembrance,
because, those who followed God's instructions for that time, were "passed over" by the death angel. Moses is called "the
Law Giver" because he received the "Ten Commandments" from God on Mt. Sinai, and many other laws and regulations on which
the twelve tribes of Israel became the nation Israel.
The late Prophet Moses is the one to whom the laws were sent by God.
God sent his laws through Moses.