THE EXPANSION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS IN THE LAW OF MOSES (BASED ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT)
This article deals with the expansion of the norms of administrative process laid down in the first two books of the old Testament - Existence and Exodus. The book of Leviticus Moses Pentateuch describes the order of life of the Hebrew state at the stage of strengthening the order of its administrative management. The text of this book is still the subject of constant study by many biblical scholars in different countries. In this regard, many provisions of both the entire text of the old Testament and the book of Leviticus are now practically United in the modern world for a common understanding, which allows us to draw a conclusion about their completeness and sufficiency in the interpretation of ancient laws. But despite the fact that a deep analysis of the ancient text of the Holy Scripture was carried out at different times quite carefully, nevertheless, each new look at the book is the discovery of new, previously unexplored dispositions of the Law of God. The book of Leviticus of the old Testament most clearly establishes the order of the ancient Jewish state, including its administrative and procedural provisions.