It was a form of welfare in the times of the Old Testament. If you owned a field you could go through and reap it once and only once, the remaining was left for widows and orphans.
The law
Yes there is a relationship between the old testament and the law , as the book of Moses Leviticus is full of laws the Jews had to follow.
According to the old testament following the law of God is what makes a man happy.
It is the Torah (the Five Books of Moses).
The Book(s) PLURAL of the Law are The books written by Moses (Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy) and they are part of the Old Testament not the New Testament. The book of Romans and Hebrews does mention the law allot though in explanation to Christians of how Christ fulfilled the law and was higher and better than the law and these books are part of the New Testament.
Yes
The New Testament can be described as The New Law as The Old Testament is to The Old Law. Christ brought a new law with Him which was to replace the old law as taught in the Old Testament. He taught that He was the Christ, the son on a living God. He also gave new commandments which the people were to live by doing away with the old, such as An eye for an eye. He taught that we were to love those who did harm to us and to love our neighbour as ourselves. He gave us the ten commandments and taught us how to pray. To go the extra mile when the need arose. He taught that everyone would be resurrected.
The Old Testament is centered around the Law and is full of promises. The New Testament, with the birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus, is the fulfillment of those promises.
Ok. I go to a catholic school and we are studying the old testament right now so this is easy it's the Law books
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The Old Testament.
The Talmud.