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Aerial view of an ancient stone structure with steps along the sides, five central pillars, and partially intact surrounding walls in a desert archaeological site.

Guide

Sectarian Halakhic Disputes Recorded in Rabbinic Law

1st–6th Centuries

Source

Jewish Law in Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount

Matthew 5:17–48

Late 1st Century

Source

Roman Exposure, Tragedy, and Burning of the Law

Josephus

The Jewish War 2.223–231

ca. 75

Source

Repetitive Language as a Source of Law

Sifra Emor 3:2

3rd or 4th Century

Source

Law as Story and Prayer in Leviticus Rabbah

Leviticus Rabbah 27:6

5th–7th Century

Partially preserved stone building facade with an arched entrance and four columns in front. Other stone ruins are visible through the entryway.

Guide

Sources of the Law, According to the Ancient Rabbis

1st–6th Centuries

A rectangular stone mosaic with multiple lines of Hebrew script in dark tiles, set against a background of lighter-colored tiles. The mosaic appears weathered and is displayed outdoors.

Guide

Ancient Rabbinic Halakhah (Law)

2nd–6th Centuries

Tablet with inscribed Hebrew writing and several cracks, and small disconnected fragment.

Guide

Law in the Hebrew Bible

Biblical Period

Source

Ezra Reads from the Law of Moses

1 Esdras 9:37–47

2nd Century BCE

Facing pages of a damaged Hebrew manuscript with paragraphs of large, vocalized script alternating with paragraphs of small, unvocalized script.

Guide

Early Medieval Law and Religious Observance

7th to 12th Century

Source

Philosophy and Law: Contributions to the Understanding of Maimonides and His Predecessors

Leo Strauss

1935

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In Lighthearted Praise of the Holy Law in the Foundation of the Synagogue

Daniel Levi de Barrios

1683