Mosaic Law refers to the set of laws and commandments given to the Israelites, traditionally attributed to Moses in the Hebrew Bible. These laws are primarily found in the first five books, known as the Torah, and cover various aspects of life, including moral conduct, religious practices, and social justice. The laws include the famous Ten Commandments, which outline fundamental ethical principles. Mosaic Law served as a guide for the ancient Israelites, shaping their community and religious identity. It has also influenced many legal systems and moral teachings in later cultures and religions, including Judaism and Christianity.