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Determine which characteristics describe Moses, Abraham, or both of these leaders in the Hebrew Bible. (It's for the people who had this question since had trouble finding it myself
Abraham- had a descendant named Israel who had 12 sons, promised by God that his descendants would form a great nation
Both- spoke to God, worked to follow God’s wishes
Moses-raised as an Egyptian prince, received the Ten Commandments
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