Law of Moses
Americannoun
noun
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the body of laws contained in the first five books of the Old Testament; Pentateuch
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Judaism a law or body of laws derived from the Torah in accordance with interpretations (the Oral Law) traditionally believed to have been given to Moses on Mount Sinai together with the Written Law
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Mr. Mande soon unleashed an expletive-laden set from the pulpit, delivering his usual jokes in front of a painted portion of scripture: “Remember Ye the Law of Moses.”
From New York Times
So far the Law of Moses and the Gospel.
From Project Gutenberg
All the guests after drinking the wine, washed their hands; and then the three things ordered by the Law of Moses, were placed on the table before the master of the house.
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Consider His attitude towards the Law of Moses.
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"The Law of Moses says nothing on the point!"
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