Books of the Law
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| The first five books of the Bible are sometimes referred to as the books of the Law (or the Torah). The first book, Genesis, tells about the creation of the universe and God choosing a person (Abraham) to be the father of his people. The next four books (Exodus to Deuteronomy) describe God saving his people from slavery in Egypt and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the Ten Commandments. (Read more) |
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