I am the Lord, your God, you shall not have any false Gods before Me. You shall not say the Lord, your God, name in vain. Remember to keep Holy the Lord's Day. Honor your mother and father. Thou shall not kill. Thou shall not commit adultery thou shall not steal Thou shall not bear false witness against your neighbor thou shall not covet your neighbors wife thou shall not covet your neighbors goods
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Which Church as there are thousands of varied branches of Christianity. Also, Congregation is also a form of gathering place like a Church and they have many branches too.
It may be safe to say that the majority of Christian groups believe the literal interpretation of the 10 Commands of God and do not consider them the 10 suggestions of God. It would also be fair to say that there would be differences in degree of interpretation with some more strict to the letter while others may interpret the 'spirit' of the Law differently. Generally, all of the above would agree the 10 Commandments are in place today for everyone.
The ten commandments help us have a stronger relationship with God and our neighbors. If you look at the first 3 commandments they deal with our relationship with God. The final 7 deal with the relationship with our neighbors. The ten commandments also help us become closer to heaven. It also rejoices our hearts.
the ten commandments tell us how to love God and others
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1) "I am the Lord your God" is our reminder to be aware of God constantly.
2) "You shall not have other gods" means not to make anything other than God too important. Example: not to "worship the almighty dollar" or anything other than God.
3) "You shall not use God's name needlessly" teaches us to deal with God's names with the utmost reverence.
4) "Remember the Sabbath day": to prepare for the holy day properly (nice clothes, food ready, etc.). The Sabbath is a testimony to the Exodus and to the Creation of the world (Exodus 20:10; Deuteronomy 5:14).
5) "Honor your father and mother": to do our best to honor and assist them; and to avoid being cheeky to them. No "generation gap" should be allowed to spoil family ties.
6) Do not kill: also hints at avoiding character assassination or endangering someone. Slander is forbidden even when it's not untrue.
7) Do not commit adultery: flirting is playing with fire.
8) Do not steal: even a paperclip should not be filched.
9) Do not bear false witness.
10) Do not covet: to avoid jealousy and gazing longingly at what is not ours. To realize that the other fellow's possessions have been allotted to him by God.
The ten commandments were given by god to the Hebrews to have rules in their daily life.
The ancient civilization that used the Ten Commandments is the Israelites, specifically during the time of Moses. The Ten Commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai and are a fundamental part of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament.
The ten Commandments were given directly by God to the Israelites.
The Israelites received the ten commandments at Mount Sinai.
This question makes no sense. The Israelites never delivered the Ten Commandments to non-Israelites either physically (i.e. gave them tablets or papers) or orally (in speeches or conversation). Jews traditionally credit God with the delivery of the Ten Commandments to the Jewish people, but this is something else entirely.
yes they did believed that the Israelites believed that God delivered the ten commandments to them through moses because God did. He thought Moses would be more safer with the commandments then others.
The Israelites used the Jewish Ten Commandments as the basis for their legal system. -Apex
The holiday that celebrates the presentation of the Ten Commandments by God to the Israelites is called Shavuot.
They believed that the giving of the commandments reaffirmed their covenant with god.
They look upon the ten commandments very seriously as it was one that God gave Moses. They followed it very strictly.
The Ten Commandments weren't a prophecy. They were basic rules that god gave the Israelites to guide them on the right path. Even today people follow the Ten Commandments.
The Israelites made a golden calf as an idol to worship. Exodus 21
God gave them to Moses on the top of Mt. Sinai in 1498 b.c. and Moses told them to the Israelites.