Moses

[Fred J]

Friends,

We read that Moses died and the Lord buried him, and no man know where his sepulchre is.

Now Biblically was his body ever been found by any one?

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth

 

[David Lamb]

Friends,

We read that Moses died and the Lord buried him, and no man know where his sepulchre is.

Now Biblically was his body ever been found by any one?

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth

There is, as far as I know, no biblical reference to anybody finding the corpse of Moses.

 

[Rockerduck]

Friends,

We read that Moses died and the Lord buried him, and no man know where his sepulchre is.

Now Biblically was his body ever been found by any one?

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth

Where God buried Moses, no man can find. God intended it that way. There was only one man like Moses and was used in the of power God and talked to God face to face.

 

[Fred J]

There is, as far as I know, no biblical reference to anybody finding the corpse of Moses.

Thank you and shalom in Jesus name, will get back to that on this thread, especially iron sharpens iron.

 

[Fred J]

Where God buried Moses, no man can find. God intended it that way. There was only one man like Moses and was used in the power God and talked to God face to face.

Impressive, you've read the verse, thank you, will get back to that, and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ.

 

[Fred J]

It's such an interesting topic and others unwilling to participate, looks like they already know the answer.

 

[Muna]

It's such an interesting topic and others unwilling to participate, looks like they already know the answer.

Wouldn't the answer be in Deut 34:6 ...."no man knoweth of his sepulchre unto this day"

Because, if we knew what would become of that scripture being true?

 

[Fred J]

Wouldn't the answer be in Deut 34:6 ...."no man knoweth of his sepulchre unto this day"

Yes, but until today meaning, is it until our day?

Isn't it until the day of the writer, who's expressing?

But we have the Old Testament and the New Testament to 'research'.

Because, if we knew what would become of that scripture being true?

Again, the scripture being true then, when his body was not found yet.

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ.

 

[Muna]

Yes, but until today meaning, is it until our day?

Isn't it until the day of the writer, who's expressing?

But we have the Old Testament and the New Testament to 'research'.

Again, the scripture being true then, when his body was not found yet.

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ.

If they did not know where it was then how on earth could we even prove it was Moses if someone found the bones of some unknown man today?

It would just be speculation.

God apparently did not want Moses body found. I highly doubt he marked his grave "Moses is buried here", because if it were they would have stumbled on it thousands of years ago.

 

[Fred J]

If they did not know where it was then how on earth could we even prove it was Moses if someone found the bones of some unknown man today?

It would just be speculation.

Am not referring to outside sources in speculation but rather the Holy Bible that 'justifies' it, and the 'eyewitnesses' are 'very reliable'.

God apparently did not want Moses body found. I highly doubt he marked his grave "Moses is buried here", because if it were they would have stumbled on it thousands of years ago.

Apparently yes, and scripturally Moses grave was not marked by the will of GOD in the Old Testament.

Moses' body was not 'stumbled upon', but the 'eyewitnesses' knew where the body was.

i need more people to participate, even those who know the answer and scripturally quote, to make it interesting.

 

[Muna]

Am not referring to outside sources in speculation but rather the Holy Bible that 'justifies' it, and the 'eyewitnesses' are 'very reliable'.

Apparently yes, and scripturally Moses grave was not marked by the will of GOD in the Old Testament.

Moses' body was not 'stumbled upon', but the 'eyewitnesses' knew where the body was.

i need more people to participate, even those who know the answer and scripturally quote, to make it interesting.

It does sound a little like calling together folks to dispute over the body of Moses

Jude 1:9 Yet Michael the archangel, when contending with the devil he disputed about the body of Moses, durst not bring against him a railing accusation, but said, The Lord rebuke thee.

Why do you think the body of Moses would mean anything to the devil?

 

[Wick Stick]

Friends,

We read that Moses died and the Lord buried him, and no man know where his sepulchre is.

Now Biblically was his body ever been found by any one?

Thank you and shalom in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth

Moses' body was never found, and it seems the Lord intended this, knowing that the Israelites would make a shrine of his burial place and worshiping him as if he were a god.

But there are several places named after him, notably the Wadi Musha which still exists in Jordan to this day.

 

[Fred J]

Moses' body was never found,

Thank you for participating and GOD bless in Jesus name all of you, for Glory alone be to GOD.

Scripturally Moses' body was found by two individuals, and a witness to proclaim it, and is written down in the Holy Bible.

and it seems the Lord intended this,

Indeed He intended it to be according to the witness who proclaimed it then, and is written down in Deuteronomy.

But there are other books after that until the book Of Revelation, and GOD did not mention that it can never be found.

knowing that the Israelites would make a shrine of his burial place and worshiping him as if he were a god.

Yes they have a tendency of doing so, and we can merely 'speculate', but GOD never authorized it,

But there are several places named after him, notably the Wadi Musha which still exists in Jordan to this day.

Arabs and muslims are not reliable eyewitnesses or sources, who love to 'highjack' the doctrines of the Jews and Christians like their 'false prophet'.

Nor are Ethiopian Christians who claim to have the 'Ark of the Covenant'.

Shalom in the name of Jesus Christ

 

[Wick Stick]

Scripturally Moses' body was found by two individuals, and a witness to proclaim it, and is written down in the Holy Bible.

Say more. Who? When?

Arabs and muslims are not reliable eyewitnesses or sources, who love to 'highjack' the doctrines of the Jews and Christians like their 'false prophet'.

Perhaps not, but the Wadi Musa has had that name since before there was such a thing as Muslims and before Muhammed lived.

Nor are Ethiopian Christians who claim to have the 'Ark of the Covenant'.

An interesting topic.

Engineers say that the specifications of the Ark listed in Scripture do not work. The weight of a solid gold lid of that size would be of sufficient weight to crush a wooden box of that size. Either engineers are wrong or we have failed to understand something of Scripture. I'm guessing the latter.

 

[Fred J]

Say more. Who? When?

Sure but let's give opportunity for others to respond, or my thread will be very short, thank you.

Perhaps not, but the Wadi Musa has had that name since before there was such a thing as Muslims and before Muhammed lived.

It's an Arabic word, as they were the desert dwellers before islam, not sure whether they're related to Ismael.

The meaning to that word is, 'Valley of Moses', yes, Moses was buried by the Lord in the 'valley', but the exact location not known.

They most probably 'parroting' by someone else's rumor or story, even though it is true.

What am trying to say, even Ismael have no share in the covenant of Israel.

An interesting topic.

Engineers say that the specifications of the Ark listed in Scripture do not work. The weight of a solid gold lid of that size would be of sufficient weight to crush a wooden box of that size. Either engineers are wrong or we have failed to understand something of Scripture. I'm guessing the latter.

Sorry, i too don't believe it, thank you.

 

[Rockerduck]

Say more. Who? When?


Perhaps not, but the Wadi Musa has had that name since before there was such a thing as Muslims and before Muhammed lived.

An interesting topic.

Engineers say that the specifications of the Ark listed in Scripture do not work. The weight of a solid gold lid of that size would be of sufficient weight to crush a wooden box of that size. Either engineers are wrong or we have failed to understand something of Scripture. I'm guessing the latter.

Only the mercy seat was pure gold. I'm not sure of the crown of the box. But the "beaten" gold had to be an overlay for the Cherubs and wings. The two poles were to be carried on the shoulders of the priests. This means 4 priests carried the ark.

 

[David Lamb]

Thank you for participating and GOD bless in Jesus name all of you, for Glory alone be to GOD.

Scripturally Moses' body was found by two individuals, and a witness to proclaim it, and is written down in the Holy Bible.

Just saying that scripturally the body of Moses was found by two individuals is not enough. Where does scripture say this? The only bible verse I know that includes the words "body" and "Moses" is this one:

“Yet Michael the archangel, in contending with the devil, when he disputed about the body of Moses, dared not bring against him a reviling accusation, but said, “The Lord rebuke you!”” (Jude 1:9 NKJV)

Also, who are the "witnesses to proclaim it"?

 

[Rockerduck]

Just saying that scripturally the body of Moses was found by two individuals is not enough. Where does scripture say this? The only bible verse I know that includes the words "body" and "Moses" is this one:

“Yet Michael the archangel, in contending with the devil, when he disputed about the body of Moses, dared not bring against him a reviling accusation, but said, “The Lord rebuke you!”” (Jude 1:9 NKJV)

Also, who are the "witnesses to proclaim it"?

It's just hearsay from someone looking for a fast buck. Look how long they have been looking for the Ark. It was burnt up in AD.70. Roman sculptures show all the articles from the temple being carried away.

 

[Fred J]

Just saying that scripturally the body of Moses was found by two individuals is not enough. Where does scripture say this? The only bible verse I know that includes the words "body" and "Moses" is this one:

“Yet Michael the archangel, in contending with the devil, when he disputed about the body of Moses, dared not bring against him a reviling accusation, but said, “The Lord rebuke you!”” (Jude 1:9 NKJV)

Also, who are the "witnesses to proclaim it"?

Where does the scripture say about this?

Be patience, you have the scripture, you don't see and perceive, when it's written there.

Or probably you've Google searched i guess to get the answer.

Again to make it clear, there are two individual or witnesses, who found the body.

And, there's one individual or witness who proclaimed about it and is written and compiled in the Holy Bible.

This not a game but for real, only those who pay close attention to the scripture will find it.

Friends??

 

[quietthinker]

There is, as far as I know, no biblical reference to anybody finding the corpse of Moses.

Could it be that Moses was resurrected? ....after all, he was seen talking with Jesus as was Elijah on the Mt of Transfiguration.
If this is the case, no wonder Moses' grave was never found or will never be found just as Jesus' grave will never be found.

....and yes, Elijah was bodily taken to heaven....why not Moses.....just as we will when Jesus returns.