The Beatitudes and Mosaic and Common Law

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The Beatitudes and Mosaic and Common Law

Mosaic Law

Given specially to the nation of Israel, its made up of three parts; the ten commandments, the ordinances, and the worship system. The purpose of the mosaic law was to make the nation of Israel aware of the eternal God’s holy nature and declare the nation of Israel to be unique among all other nations.

1) Provide forgiveness through sacrifices/offerings 2) Provide God’s direction for the physical and spiritual health of the nation 3) Accept God as a personal saviour 4) Provide a way of worship for the community of faith

The Beatitudes

- Blessed sayings - Each saying explains a blessing on a person with a specific character quality - "Blessed are those...." - Each saying is meaningful

Common Law

Common law is a legal system that relies on judicial patterns rather than laws. It develops through court decisions, where judges explain law and apply decisions made on the past to new situations. Common law tends to be used in countries with legal systems influenced by England, such as United States, Canada, and Australia.

1) Common law systems base their decisions on case law and legal precedent, whereas civil law systems generally rely on rules and statutes. 2) Common law promotes stability and consistency by maintaining established legal principles. 3) Common law promotes efficiency since judges follow established precedents in common law systems, court proceedings are often quicker, reducing both time and costs for everyone involved. 4) Flexibility: Common law adapts to societal changes without waiting for lawmakers, as higher courts can overrule outdated decisions when necessary.