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[1] {So Moses}
The Mosaic Covenant, (1) given to Israel (2) in three divisions, each
essential to the others, and together forming the Mosaic Covenant,
viz.: the Commandments, expressing the righteous will of God
# Ex 20:1-26
the "judgments," governing the social life of Israel
# Ex 21:1-24:11
and the "ordinances," governing the religious life of Israel
# Ex 24:12-31:18
These three elements form "the law," as that phrase is generically
used in the New Testament (e.g.)
# Mt 5:17,18
The Commandments and the ordinances formed one religious
system. The Commandments were a "ministry of condemnation" and of
"death"
# 2Co 3:7-9
the ordinances gave, in the high priest, a representative of the
people with Jehovah; and in the sacrifices a "cover" (see "Atonement,"
» See Note "Le 16:6"
for their sins in anticipation of the Cross
# Heb 5:1-3 9:6-9 Ro 3:25,26
The Christian is not under the conditional Mosaic Covenant of works,
the law, but under the unconditional New Covenant of grace.
# Ro 3:21-27 6:14,15 Ga 2:16 3:10-14,16-18,24-26 4:21-31 Heb 10:11-17
See NEW COVENANT
» See Note "Heb 8:8"
See, for the other seven covenants: EDENIC (Ge 1.28); ADAMIC (Ge 3.15);
NOAHIC (Ge 9.1); ABRAHAMIC (Ge 15.18); PALESTINIAN (Deu 30.3); DAVIDIC
(2Sa 7.16); NEW (He 8.8).
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[2] {shalt not make}
There is a threefold giving of the law. First, orally, in
# Ex 20:1-17
This was pure law, with no provision of priesthood and
sacrifice for failure, and was accompanied by the "judgments"
# Ex 21:1-23:13
relating to the relations of Hebrew with Hebrew; to which
were added
# Ex 23:14-19
directions for keeping three annual feasts, and
# Ex 23:20-33
instructions for the conquest of Canaan. These words Moses
communicated to the people.
# Ex 24:3-8
Immediately, in the persons of their elders, they were admitted to the
fellowship of God.
# Ex 24:9-11
Second, Moses was then called up to receive the tables of stone.
# Ex 24:12-18
The story then divides. Moses, in the mount, receives the gracious
instructions concerning the tabernacle, priesthood, and sacrifice
(Ex 25.-31.) Meantime (Ex 32.), the people, led by Aaron, break the
first commandment. Moses, returning, breaks the tables "written with
the finger of God."
# Ex 31:18 32:16-19
Third, the second tables were made by Moses, and the law again written
by the hand of Jehovah
# Ex 34:1,28,29 De 10:4