There is more to Moses in the Koran and other readings than just the fact that he was a prophet. In the Hebrew scriptures, there are specific stories of Moses and the things he did in accordance with God’s will. In the Koran, there are also stories that are very similar, but are either not exactly the same, or do not go into as much detail. One example of this is in Moses’ first confrontation with Pharaoh’s sorcerers. In the Koran on page 223, it says that Pharaoh’s sorcerers threw down ropes and staffs, and that they appeared to be moving, and that when Moses threw down his staff, that it ate theirs. This is very similar to Hebrew teaching except that it says that when they threw down their staffs that they became snakes, not just things moving around. Another story that is similar is the parting of the sea. In the Hebrew scripture, Moses led his people to the Red Sea, at which time he parted the waters and led them safely across. Pharaoh’s people then followed them in an attempt to catch them and the waters collapsed around them. The stories are similar except in the Koran the body of water was not specifically named. One othe

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