Exodus 7:1

Used to argue that someone other than Yahweh can be called 'god,' so the real dispute should be over who is 'the Most High God.'

Raised by a Muslim caller to argue Moses was called 'god' to Pharaoh, so divine language applied to Jesus need not mean literal deity; the host rebutted that Moses did not personally claim to be God.

Cited by a Muslim participant as support for Aaron's lineage while debating Mary/Jesus lineage issues, which the hosts then used to accuse him of relying selectively on the Bible.

Brought up as an analogy for representational rather than ontological divinity: Moses being made 'as God' to Pharaoh was used to argue Jesus can bear divine language without being God in the fullest sense.

Raised to argue that being called Elohim can denote a divinely authorized representative, as Moses was made “God to Pharaoh” while speaking only what God commanded.