In 432 AD, St. Patrick brought the Christian teachings and the ancient Jewish law to Ireland. Embedded intrinsically within Christianity is the Jewish law, the sacred Ten Commandments, and the knowledge of the one God, which both peoples hold in common to this day. We remember too that Jesus himself was a Jew. Here it was stored and nurtured through the Dark Ages.
From Ireland, wandering monks then brought these teachings to Scotland, Scandinavia, and Continental Europe. From there, Christianity and its core of Jewish law eventually traveled onward to America, Africa, and Asia. In the span of human history, Israel and Ireland both played pivotal roles in disseminating to the world the moral teachings of ancient Israel.