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Why did God make the Israelites abide by so many new laws after their fall in Exodus?
God made the Israelites abide by so many laws because like a father he gave them laws to help rehabilitate them.
What religious law did the Israelites follow?
They followed the laws of the Torah.For some examples:The Torah's laws
What laws set social and religious principles for the Israelites?
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What is the early Israelites recorded events and laws in a text?
The Torah
What religious laws did the Israelites have to follow?
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How did the lifestyle change for Israelites after Ten Commandments?
The lifestyle of the Israelites changed for ever, as they now follow these laws very strictly even today.
Why was the God's establishment of law so important for the Israelites?
The Torah was (and is) the code by which the Israelites live. It contains their history, laws, code of behavior, morals, and attitudes.
How many syllables in the word Israelites?
Israelites has three syllables.
Who conquered the land of Israelites?
babylon conquered and took many israelites
How many law books in the Old Testament?
There are 613 laws found in the Old Testament, primarily in the books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. These laws cover various aspects of religious, moral, civil, and criminal conduct for the ancient Israelites.
Why is Moses known as Moses the lawgiver?
Emancipator: because God sent him to Pharaoh to demand the freedom of the Israelites (Exodus ch.3), thus setting the Exodus in motion. Lawgiver: because it was Moses who conveyed God's Torah to the Israelites (Exodus 24:12).
What were the laws of Moses and how did they shape the society and culture of the ancient Israelites?
The laws of Moses were a set of religious and ethical guidelines given to the ancient Israelites by the prophet Moses. These laws, also known as the Mosaic Law or the Torah, covered various aspects of life including moral conduct, social justice, and religious practices. They played a significant role in shaping the society and culture of the ancient Israelites by promoting obedience to God, establishing a sense of community, and providing a framework for governance and justice. The laws of Moses helped to define the identity of the Israelites as a chosen people and influenced their daily lives, rituals, and interactions with one another.
