Deuteronomic law code

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The Deuteronomic law code is a biblical legal collection, primarily found in the book of Deuteronomy, that systematizes Israelite religious, social, and ethical regulations and strongly emphasizes covenant loyalty to Yahweh.

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Deuteronomy laws of firstborn 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old Testament law
biblical law code
legal collection
associatedWith Deuteronomistic history NERFINISHED
canonicalLocation Deuteronomy chapters 12–26 (approximate core)
contains blessings and curses
civil laws
criminal laws
cultic laws
ethical regulations
family laws
laws on cities of refuge
laws on festivals
laws on kingship
laws on prophecy
laws on slavery
laws on tithes
laws on warfare
religious regulations
social regulations
emphasizes care for the poor, widow, orphan, and stranger
centralization of worship
covenant loyalty to Yahweh
exclusive worship of Yahweh
obedience to divine commandments
social justice
foundIn Christian Old Testament NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
historicalContext ancient Israelite monarchy period
influenced Christian ethical teaching
Deuteronomistic theology NERFINISHED
later Jewish law
language Biblical Hebrew
partOf Book of Deuteronomy NERFINISHED
relatedTo Covenant Code NERFINISHED
Holiness Code NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
ancient Israelite religion
scholarlyView often dated by scholars to the 7th century BCE in its core form
theologicalTheme blessing for obedience
covenant
curse for disobedience
election of Israel
land promise
retribution theology

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Deuteronomistic history influencedBy Deuteronomic law code
Bekhorot scripturalSource Deuteronomic law code
this entity surface form: Deuteronomy laws of firstborn