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Mosaic law - traducción al holandés
THE TORAH OR THE FIRST FIVE BOOKS OF THE HEBREW BIBLE
Mosiac law; Mosaic law; Mosaic Law; Laws of Moses; Mosaic laws; Mosaic Laws; Mosaic religion; Law in ancient Israel
Mosaic law
wet van Mozes (het joods geloof, het jodendom)
Law of Moses
de Wet van Mozes (wetboek dat Mozes aan Israël gaf, de eerste vijf boeken van Mozes)
biblical law
Christianity and the Mosaic Law; Law in the Bible; Biblical law in christianity; Biblical law in Christianity
bijbelse wet, wet van de torah
Wikipedia
Law of Moses
The Law of Moses (Hebrew: תֹּורַת מֹשֶׁה Torat Moshe), also called the Mosaic Law, primarily refers to the Torah or the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. It is the law revealed to Moses by God.
Ejemplos de uso de Mosaic law
1. The Kentucky cases involved a dispute over two framed copies of the Mosaic law displayed in two courthouses.
2. Their vitality, figurativeness, and appreciation of the natural creation are not so strictly in line with the Mosaic law against "graven images" as might be expected.
3. The biblical tradition of forgiving financial debts traces its roots to Mosaic law, which Jews regard as Torah and Christians know as the Pentateuch, or first five books of the Old Testament.
4. But on the Texas capitol grounds, where the Mosaic law shares space with other monuments highlighting other themes, the court found that this was an allowable display of American heritage, and upheld the Constitution‘s stance of neutrality toward religion.
5. "He also said that Torat Moshe [Mosaic Law] and Torat Moshe Shapira [a minister from the National Religious Party] are two different laws." President Shimon Peres, who was Ben–Gurion‘s right–hand–man, recounted how at a secret meeting in Paris in the 1'50s, one of the hosts asked a question about the Bible, in response to which Ben–Gurion delivered an impassioned, '0–minute lecture, nearly forgetting the matter they were there to discuss.