Moses (disambiguation)
Moses was the reputed author of the Biblical Pentateuch and protagonist of the Book of Exodus.
Moses may also refer to:
Places
- Moses Coulee, Washington, United States
- Moses Fork, a stream in West Virginia, United States
- Moses Lake, a lake in Grant County, Washington, United States
- Mount Moses, Hudson Mountains, Ellsworth Land, Antarctica
Art, entertainment, and media
Fictional entities
- Moses the raven, a fictional character in George Orwell's Animal Farm
Films
- Moses (film), a 1995 TV movie starring Ben Kingsley as Moses
- Moses (documentary), a 2002 documentary produced by the BBC
Literature
- Book of Moses, part of the Mormon scriptural canon
- Moses: A Narrative, a 1976 narrative poem by Anthony Burgess
Oratorio
Songs
- "Moses" (Coldplay song)
- "Moses" (French Montana song)
- "Moses", a song by US singer-songwriter Patty Griffin
- "Moses", a song by Jamaican-Canadian singer Jonathan Emile from his 2020 album Spaces-in-Between
Musicals
- Moses, a 2014 musical by Sight & Sound Theatres
- Moses, a 2018 film of the musical
Operas
- Moses (Skoryk), a 2001 opera by Myroslav Skoryk
- Mosè in Egitto (Moses in Egypt), an 1818 opera by Rossini, sometimes referred to as Moses
- Moses und Aron, an opera by Arnold Schoenberg
Sculptures
- Moses (1968), a series of three painted steel statues created by Tony Smith
- Moses (Michelangelo), a sculpture
Other uses
- Moses (machine translation), a free statistical machine translation engine
- MOSES (spacecraft), a Manned Orbiting Shuttle Escape System proposed by General Electric
- Moses, Mary Fields' stagecoach mule
- Metropolitan Organizing Strategy Enabling Strength (MOSES), an American interfaith group
- Military Open Simulator Enterprise Strategy (MOSES), a United States Army training research project
- Operation Moses, Jewish evacuation mission
See also
- MOSE Project, an aquatic barrier tracing its name to Moses
- Moshe, nickname for Neanderthal skeleton found in Kebara Cave
- MOSIS, acronym for Metal Oxide Semiconductor Implementation Service
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