mosaic law is found in the first five books of the bible.
where is mosaic law found in the bible?
first five books
mosaic covenant





























the mosaic covenant (named after moses), also known as the sinaitic covenant (named after the biblical mount sinai), refers to a biblical covenant between god and the biblical israelites, including their proselytes. the establishment and stipulations of the mosaic covenant are recorded in the first five books of the hebrew bible, traditionally attributed to moses and collectively called the torah or pentateuch. this covenant is sometimes also referred to as the law of moses, mosaic law, or the 613 mitzvot, or commandments (singular: mitzvah).





























section::::historical-critical scholarship.
mosaic covenant
replacing the mosaic law is the “law of christ”, which however holds definite similarities with the mosaic law in moral concerns, but is new and different, replacing the original law. despite this difference, dispensationalists continue to seek to find moral and religious principles applicable for today in mosaic law.
christian views on the old covenant