Original sentence: In Christianity, the entire Hebrew Bible is called the "Old Testament" in reference to the Mosaic Covenant and the New Covenant.In theology, the Mosaic Covenant (also referred to as the Sinaitic Covenant, the Mosaic Law, the Law/Torah, or the Old Covenant) refers to the covenant between Yahweh and the nation of Israel.The Mosaic Covenant played a pivotal role in defining the Israelite kingdom, and subsequently the southern Kingdom of Judah and northern Kingdom of Israel.The Qur'an, however, has Israel as the initiating party, offering the covenant to Allah
Edited sentence: In Christianity, the entire Hebrew Bible is called the "Old Testament" in reference to the Mosaic Covenant (as the "Old Covenant") and the "New Covenant".In theology, the Mosaic Covenant (also referred to as the Sinaitic Covenant, the Mosaic Law, the Law/Torah, or the Old Covenant) refers to the covenant between Yahweh and the Israelites.The Mosaic Covenant played a pivotal role in defining the Israelite kingdom, and subsequently the southern Kingdom of Judah and northern Kingdom of Israel, and the Hasmodean Kingdom, and Rabbinic Judaism.The Qur'an, however, has the Israelites as the initiating party, offering the covenant to Allah