Yes, the Torah makes those claims.
However, evidence points to the Torah not being written by Moses, and written down much much later. There is also no archaeological evidence that the Exodus ever happened as described in the Torah. Since we have no external confirmation of the historical accuracy of Exodus, the allegorical nature of Bereshite, to use it as a source for your claims is circular logic.
So far, in your 'essay' , you use the logical fallacy of personal incredibility, the logical fallacy of 'straw man', and the logical fallacy of 'special pleading'. All in all, not one solitary 'logical'
sound proof of a divine creator what so ever.