The figure of Moses is closely linked to the belief in one and only God, which is why he holds a special position in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. What we know about this great figure, whose significance extends beyond religion and is also invaluable for law and ethics, comes solely from the books of the Bible that deal with him and are attributed to him. These books of Moses present themselves as a communication from God that Moses received and transmitted. What is already evident in the texts of the Bible is confirmed by the traces Moses has left in Western culture: the uniqueness of divine revelation can be discerned from the mediator of that revelation. In him, we encounter not a person from a distant past, but the enduring word of Holy Scripture, and Moses is unique in this regard.