These have nothing to do with modern laws.
Answer 2
The first half of Exodus chapter 21 is concerned with slavery, so I agree with Answer 1, that it does not have much to due with modern laws. However, much of the latter half of Exodus 21 deals with compensation for injurious conduct. It makes individuals responsible for compensating victims of their violent acts (see Ex. 21:22), makes individuals responsible for animal-caused damage in certain cases (see Ex. 21:29), and makes individuals compensate others for death of their animals (see Ex. 21:32-33). It is certainly not as nuanced or as complex as modern tort law, but it serves as a point of origin.
If you meant Exodus 20, you were thinking of the Ten Commandments, whose only real gifts to modern law are the prohibitions on stealing, murder, and perjury. All of these required significant nuances before becoming modern law.
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Yes. It is in Deuteronomy 19:21 and Exodus 21:24.
Exodus 20:1-21
Exodus 4:21 and then all consistently throughout Exodus chapters 7-14.
The Plague of darkness. From Exodus 10:21-23
Moses and his wife, Zipporah, had two sons: Gershom and Eliezer (Exodus 18:2-5)(Exodus 2:21-22)
10 in Egypt from the Book of Exodus 21 in the Book of Revelation
21:10.
The Talmud uses the Jewish texts (Bible) to show what its meaning is. For example, Exodus 21:18-19 shows that "an eye for an eye" (Exodus 21:24) refers to monetary compensation.
The Ten Commandments are found in Exodus chapter 20
While in Egypt, they prayed (Exodus 2:23-4, and 3:7). Singing is mentioned after the Exodus (in ch.15, and Numbers ch.21).
Sliders - 1995 The Exodus Part 1 3-16 was released on: USA: 21 February 1997