On some issues of legal and administrative norms of the code of Noah (based on the analysis of the book of Genesis of the mosaic Pentateuch)

This article examines the legislation of the Noah period, the main provisions of Which are based on the seven commandments described in the book of Genesis of the old Testament of the mosaic Pentateuch, which determine the legal order of governance of the ancient Israeli people based on religious principles. The seven commandments undoubtedly establish some of the first provisions of legislation and legal norms both in Eden and on earth, determining the nature of the legal norms themselves, both in form and content. The state form of government is established in the Chapter, where the leading role belongs to the only leader - the Lord. In the future books of the old Testament, this order of government will only be supplemented and improved, but its principles will not change. Noah's legislation harmoniously combines a symbiosis of administrative, human, religious, civil, criminal, and other norms that by merging affect all areas of human life and activity, and will remain relevant to the present day. The purpose of the research is to carry out a scientific analysis Of the code of Noah as one of the old Testament sources of modern administrative law. Based on the research, conclusions were drawn about the need to develop theoretical provisions and recommendations aimed at improving the Institute of administrative law.

administrative law, government, public administration, legal system, sources of law, the old Testament, the Bible