Moses was a leader of the ancient Hebrews who brought them out of Egypt in Exodus, around 1250 BC. He made the covenant between them and Yahweh at Sinai. He also guided them through the desert to the borders of Canaan. The Bible says he lived a life span of 120 years, but this figure is questioned.         The books of Exodus through Deuteronomy in the Bible are the only sources for details about Moses' life. No Egyptian …showed first 75 words of 562 total…

…showed last 75 words of 562 total…and other laws from God. This code of laws is called the Law of Moses. He also was a chosen one by God to assist God in uniting his people and leading them to the promised land. Moses was instrumental in bringing about religious and legislative reforms. He may have even been responsible for God's new name, Yahweh. Bibliography "Moses." The New Book of Knowledge. 1984 ed. "Moses." Encyclopedia Americana. 1990 ed. "Moses." Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. 1995 ed.