This post is the result of google AI queries on the bible, results will be posted in comments.

The 2 problematic commandments of Moses are the first 2:

1. There is no god above Yahweh. Earliest possible historical mention of Yahweh (as very late generation/minor son of El (canaanite father god) being 1400bc, well after Noah, is simply hasbara coup over religious orthodoxy of the time.

2. "Idolatry bad" is a warmongering commandment to destroy enemies idols instead of coveting them for any meltable metal value inside. It is a commandment for total genocide and erasing from history any trace of El.

Where ultra modern Zionazi-Christofascist interpretations of the bible support genocide and theft and fascism on the basis that Zionists deserve what they steal, or Christians believe in humanist teaching of Jesus more than those who wish for freedom from fascism, there would seem to be a more appropriate rejection of Moses/old testament for Christians that supports more humanism/freedom.