Question

Who was Moses? A. the Hebrew leader who introduced the Ten Commandments / B. the Egyptian head of the polytheistic church / C. the Hebrew son who sold his brother Joseph into captivity / D. the Hebrew scholar who introduced monotheism

Answer 1

Moses was A. the Hebrew leader who introduced the Ten Commandments.

Step-by-step explanation:

Moses was an important figure in the history of religion, both crisitanity and judaism. As a baby he was left in a basket down the Nile river where he was found and raise by a family who toke him. Later as an adult he became a leader of the israelits.

His mission was to safe the israelits that were slaves in Egyp. He guide them out of Egypt on a process called Exodus. He was a messanger of God and he recieved the Ten Commandments that were wrote in stones. This commandments were laws that must be followed.

Answer 2

Moses was the one who introduces the 10 commandments. By then on, it was already established that the commandments will be the guiding rule of the followers