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Both the laws delivered to Moses and Hammurabi's Code were presented as divinely inspired sets of rules meant to govern the behavior of a society. They were communicated to a leader—Moses on Mount Sinai and Hammurabi through a stele—emphasizing their authority and legitimacy. Additionally, both sets of laws addressed various aspects of daily life, including social justice, property rights, and moral conduct, reflecting the values and norms of their respective cultures. Finally, the public display of these laws underscored their importance and the expectation that the community would adhere to them.

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