Übersetzung für 'law of Moses' von Englisch nach Deutsch

law of Moses

Gesetz {n} Mosesbibl.

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Blessing of Moses

Mosesegen {m}bibl.

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The Well of Moses [Claus Sluter]

Der MosesbrunnenartF

The Second Book of Moses (called Exodus) [archaic]

das zweite Buch {n} Mose <2. Mose, 2 Mos., Exodus>bibl.

The Third Book of Moses (called Leviticus) [archaic]

das dritte Buch {n} Mose <3. Mose, 3 Mos., Levitikus>bibl.

The Fourth Book of Moses (called Numbers) [archaic]

das vierte Buch {n} Mose <4. Mose, 4 Mos., Numeri>bibl.

The First Book of Moses (called Genesis) [archaic]

das erste Buch {n} Mose <1. Mose, 1 Mos., Genesis>bibl.

The Fifth Book of Moses (called Deuteronomy) [archaic]

das fünfte Buch {n} Mose <5. Mose, 5 Mos., Deuteronomium>bibl.

Moses

Mose {m}bibl.

Moses {m}bibl.

Moses' sign

Moses-Zeichen {n}med.

Moses and Monotheism

Der Mann Moses und die monotheistische Religion [Sigmund Freud]lit.F

Holy Moses! [dated]

Potz Blitz! [veraltet, hum.]

Moses basket [for babies]

Moses-Körbchen {n} [Schlaf-/Tragkörbchen für Säuglinge]

moses basket [for babies]

Baby-Körbchen {n}

Mount Moses [Sinai Peninsula]

Moseberg {m} [Sinaihalbinsel]geogr.

The Moses Code [James Twyman]

Der Moses CodefilmF

prickly moses [Acacia pulchella, syn.: Racosperma pulchellum]

Mosesdorn {m}bot.T

Echte Akazie {f}bot.T

Moses perch [Aus.] [Lutjanus monostigma] [one-spot snapper]

Einfleck-Schnapper / Einfleckschnapper {m}fishT

Moses snapper [Aus.] [Lutjanus russellii] [Moses perch, Russell's snapper]

Russells Schnapper {m}fishT

• The Law of Moses in the Bible allowed the eating of some mammals that had cloven hooves (i.e. ...
• According to the Law of Moses, the firstborn son was entitled to receive twice as much of his father's inheritance as the other sons (...).
• The Code of Hammurabi and the Law of Moses in the Torah contain numerous similarities.
• The "mitzvot" in the Torah (also called the Law of Moses) pertain to nearly every aspect of human life.
• Justin distinguishes between Jewish Christians who observe the Law of Moses but do not require its observance upon others and those who believe the Mosaic Law to be obligatory on all.

• Christians are no longer under the law, that is, no longer bound by the law of Moses, but under the grace of God (see Law and grace).
• In Davies' view, Paul replaced the Torah, the Jewish law or Law of Moses, with Christ.
• In chapter 26 of the second book of the "Great Gospel of John", it is elaborated how the law of Moses is to be kept.
• The 18th-century rabbi Jacob Emden hypothesized that Jesus, and Paul after him, intended to convert the gentiles to the Seven Laws of Noah while calling on the Jews to keep the full Law of Moses.
• lists only four lifestyle requirements for Gentile converts to Christianity for the purpose of their attending synagogue, after which they would learn the law of Moses as it was preached every Shabbat (Acts 15:21).

• The Nazarenes were similar to the Ebionites, in that they considered themselves Jews, maintained an adherence to the Law of Moses.
• The Israelites are told – just as Joshua himself had been told – that they must comply with "all that is written in the Book of the Law of Moses", neither "turn[...] aside from it to the right hand or to the left" (i.e. ...