Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): Western Philosophy

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As   a   legal scientist, he discovered the
3D structure of the Ten Commandments
in 1983, and succeeded in reconstructing
the famous two stone Tablets of the Law
of the Torah of Moses from the Sinai,
complete and precise to the millimeter.

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field   of   legal   history   led   to the complete recon-
struction    of   the   Mosaical   Tablets   of   the   Law,
including   the   graphical   details of their inscription,
and   the original alphabet, in which it was written,
their    geometry,    and    their    exact    weights    and
measures.³⁾   This   important   source of ancient law,
which I once called the Magna Charta of antiquity,
exerted   an   influence on western culture that went
far    beyond    the   proper   sphere   of   law.⁴⁾   Being
deposited   in the Holy of Holies of the Solomonic
temple   in Jerusalem,   the   Mosaical Tablets of the
Law    were    transformed   from   a   legal   document
into   an   object   of   religious   worship,   and it was
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philosophy   see   Bertrand   Russell, A History of Western Philosophy (New   York   1964),   who   was   a   mathematician.   In   Comparative   Law
the    contrast    between    Anglo-American    and   Continental   European
legal   philosophy   is   obvious,   and   has   its   analogy   in   Comparative
Religion,    cf.    Ernst   Troeltsch,   Empirismus   und   Platonismus   in   der
Religionsphilosophie,    Gesammelte    Werke    (Tübingen    1922)    vol.   2,
pp.     364�85;     and    Ewald    (Ed)    Metzler,    Die    Emanzipation    vom
Kulturinfantilismus     bei    Comenius,   Comte   und   Freud,   in   Archives
for    Philosophy    of    Law    and    Social   Philosophy   (ARSP),   vol.   58
(Wiesbaden 1972) pp. 97�122.
                    3) Cf. Ed Metzler, Discovering Mosaistics (N. 1) pp. 22�25.
                    4) Ibid. p. 50 Note 47 and p. 192 Note 8. There is a time-lag
of   about   500   years   between   the   golden   age of Israel under King
Solomon   (ca.   950   B.   C.   E.)   and   the   golden   age   of Greece under
Pericles   in   Athens   (ca.   450   B.   C.   E.). During this period a strong

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