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Meanings of Mosaic law in English
The laws (beginning with the Ten Commandments) that God gave to the Israelites through Moses; it includes many rules of religious observance given in the first five books of the Old Testament (in Judaism these books are called the Torah)
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Their political interpretation of this modern event is based on Mosaic law.
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After all it is the foundation of Mosaic law-theprevention of evil.
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The Mosaic law of divorce was looked upon by Jesus as inadequate.
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Nothing can be more rigidly materialistic than the called Mosaic law.
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Like a passionate evangel of Mosaic law, he set out to secure it.
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Hence the severe penalties attached, in the Mosaic law, to disobedience of parental authority.
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The Mosaic law is being spread over the civilized world:
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A regulation of the Mosaic law may strike some as out of place here.
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The effort of the Mosaic law was to make Israel a "holy nation."
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There are many such codes from the Babylonian code of Hammurabi to the Mosaic law.
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The Mosaic law was set up in Beaver Island, even to the stoning of rebellious children.
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The Beatitudes.-Dignityand responsibility in the ministry.-TheMosaic law superseded by the gospel of Christ.-Sincerity of purpose.
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Idolatry and murder were sins against the Mosaic law; but this was a sin against the Church.
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Among the remarkable provisions of the Mosaic law there were some very peculiar ones affecting the next-of-kin.
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Another ground of objection to the Mosaic law has been the number and minuteness of its ordinances.
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Our Lord here quotes from the Mosaic law (Deut.