Formation of norms of administrative process in the old Testament legislation (based on the books of Genesis and Exodus)

The presented article is devoted to the consideration of the provisions of the first two books of the old Testament And the Outcome from the angle of the formation of the norms of administrative process in them. Interest in the old Testament legislation in the modern world is not fading and attracts an increasing number of researchers of various scientific schools and industries. Legal science does not lag behind its contemporaries exposing the very first book on earth to a deep analysis with all sorts of facets of its application. The subject of constant and careful study by various legal scholars around the world is each line of the Holy Scriptures as they often surprisingly combine several rules of different branches of law. The chapters of Moses of the Pentateuch define not only religious but also the legal order of governance of the ancient Israeli state. By virtue of the Lord's dominant role the basic injunctions are devoted to the strengthening of the authority of God who is the only ruler. It is for this reason that the procedural rules support and protect the order of worship of the Lord, the performance of religious rites in his honor, the distribution of the Charter of life in the sequence that corresponds to the instructions of the Ruler. And at the same time as Israeli society develops the norms of the administrative process are supplemented and improved depending on the temporal and territorial characteristics. They harmoniously combine a symbiosis of religious, social, legal and other spheres of life which need to be provided by their consolidation into legal acts.

административное право, государственная власть, правовой процесс, источники права, Ветхий Завет, Библия