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	* [[The New Commandment]] of Jesus, according to the [[Gospel of John]]		* [[The New Commandment]] of Jesus, according to the [[Gospel of John]]
	* The [[Pauline privilege]] regarding marriage		* The [[Pauline privilege]] regarding marriage
	* The [[Rule of Faith]] of [[Paul of Tarsus\|Paul's]] ~~{{bibleverse\|\|~~Galatians\|6:14-16}}		* The [[Rule of Faith]] of [[Paul of Tarsus\|Paul's]] Galatians 6:14-16
	* The [[Unforgivable sin]], according to ~~{{bibleverse\|\|~~Mark\|3:29}}		* The [[Unforgivable sin]], according to Mark 3:29
	* The [[New Testament household code]]		* The [[New Testament household code]]

Nick: New page: '''Biblical law''' refers to the legal aspects of the Bible, the holy scriptures of Judaism and Christianity. ==Judaism== * 613 Mitzvot, the 613 commandments contained in the ...

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New page: '''Biblical law''' refers to the legal aspects of the Bible, the holy scriptures of Judaism and Christianity. ==Judaism== * 613 Mitzvot, the 613 commandments contained in the ...

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'''Biblical law''' refers to the legal aspects of the [[Bible]], the holy scriptures of [[Judaism and Christianity]].

==Judaism==
* [[613 Mitzvot]], the 613 commandments contained in the [[Torah]]
* [[Mitzvah]], divine commandment, act of human kindness, a good deed
* [[Proselyte#Rules for proselytes in the Torah|Rules for proselytes in the Torah]]
* [[Seven Laws of Noah]], applicable to all nations, including [[Goy|non-Jews]] (obedience by [[Noahidism|Noahides]] assures a place in [[Jewish eschatology#Olam Haba-the afterlife and the world to come|the world to come]])
* The [[Ten Commandments]]

==Christianity==
* [[Abrogation of Old Covenant laws]]
* [[Christian views on the Old Covenant]], term referring to the theological discussion of the applicability of Biblical ([[Old Testament]]) law in a Christian context
* [[Cafeteria Christianity]], the accusation that some Christians pick and choose which Biblical laws they follow, rather than following all or none
* [[Divine law]], a term coined by [[Aquinas]]
* [[Evangelical counsels]], suggested by Jesus
* [[Expounding of the Law]] by Jesus, according to the [[Gospel of Matthew]]
* The [[Great Commandment]] according to Jesus
* [[Law and Gospel]], a major topic in [[Lutheranism]]
* [[The Law of Christ]], an undefined [[Pauline epistles|Pauline]] phrase whose meaning is disputed by different [[Christian denominations]]
* [[Law of Moses]]
* [[The New Commandment]] of Jesus, according to the [[Gospel of John]]
* The [[Pauline privilege]] regarding marriage
* The [[Rule of Faith]] of [[Paul of Tarsus|Paul's]] {{bibleverse||Galatians|6:14-16}}
* The [[Unforgivable sin]], according to {{bibleverse||Mark|3:29}}
* The [[New Testament household code]]

==Theology==
* [[Antinomianism]], general term used for the opposition to biblical laws

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[[Category:Philosophy of law]]
[[Category:Jewish ethics]]