The Old Testament shows how a master should behave with his slaves as Paul affirms in his letter to the Ephesians. After the exodus from Egypt, the people of Israel had a new master: God, who ordered that the masters should let the slaves live among them and do not press them (Deuteronomy 22:16). In this verse of the Bible, God establishes the rules in which He allows the practice of slavery; He affirms that slavery is an institution that does not support the oppression nor the suffering of people. Likewise, Paul made the same statements in his letter to the Colossians, in which he makes some rules of how a master should behave with their slaves. In addition, Paul affirms that masters should do what is right and fair because they are the slaves
