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The name Moses appears in the Book of Exodus with a folk etymology explaining its meaning as drawn out from water by Pharaoh's daughter. Linguist Abraham Yahuda argued the spelling combines water or seed and pond yielding child of the Nile.
Moses died on Mount Nebo at age 120 within sight of Promised Land after 40 years of wandering in desert following the Ten Plagues and Red Sea Crossing.
Scholars including William G. Dever, Jan Assmann, David Adams Leeming, Solomon Nigosian, Brian Britt, Jean Louis Ska, Martin Noth, and Rudolf Smend hold different opinions on historicity of Moses. Some state modern scholarly consensus is biblical person largely mythical while holding possibility Moses like figure existed somewhere in southern Transjordan mid to late thirteenth century BCE.
Non Jewish historians including Hecataeus Abdera quoted by Diodorus Siculus Alexander Polyhistor Manetho Apion Chaeremon Alexandria Tacitus Porphyry make reference beginning Hellenistic period 323 BCE to about 146 BCE. Strabo Greek historian geographer philosopher wrote detail about Moses in Geographica circa 24 CE.
Moses appears more Quran than any other individual life narrated recounted more Islamic prophet with key events found dispersed different chapters suwar Quran story meeting Khidr not Bible.