Military warfare has always been one of the main areas of confrontation between right and wrong in historical periods. In order to explain divine traditions, the Holy Quran, in the form of stories of the prophets, offers various strategies for confronting military threats, the analysis of which can be the basis for extracting defensive patterns. The present study, using the descriptive-analytical method and citing the interpretations of the sects, has analyzed the strategies for confronting military war in the story of Prophet Moses (peace be upon him). The main issue of the study is to explain how to neutralize military threats in the behavioral pattern of Prophet Moses (peace be upon him). The findings of the study show that the confrontation pattern in the story of Mousavi (peace be upon him) is based on epistemological, psychological, and social components before being based on hard confrontation. Strengthening collective faith, cognitive operations in the enemy's structure, active patience and time management, a targeted exit strategy, and reliance on divine victory are considered to be the pillars of this strategic pattern. Finally, the findings indicate that the Quranic model of confronting military war has a multi-layered and staged structure that begins with "cognitive enlightenment" and continues with "social cohesion" and "strategic patience" until it ends in the light of divine victory; a model that can provide an efficient framework for analyzing and confronting military threats in the present era.