Female Reporter: Why is the death of Moses written in the third person in the Holy Scripture?
Wise Man: Because the Holy Scripture has been written since the beginning of the world, the living example of which is the Greek Septuagint, just as scientists cannot determine who built the Egyptian Pyramids. The Holy Scripture, by its structure and essence, is not an ordinary book, just as the prophet Ezekiel eats a scroll which has the taste of honey, in order to assimilate the prophecy. Figuratively speaking, there are two Moseses, one in written form, the Holy Scripture, and the other in living form, the second, the man Moses, like the Lamb in Revelation, where the Holy Scripture is presented sealed with seven seals. Ten percent of the prophecies of the Holy Scripture, as an approximate proportion, as leaven, has been fulfilled through the centuries as a sign, but not as salvation. Salvation differs greatly from a sign.