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Where did god first gave the ten commandments to the isralites?
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∙ 12y ago
mount sinai. that's right, god likee likee DA SWANK of the upper east side. so if you ever get sick, you know what hospital is endorsed by god.
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Who did god give the commandments to?
God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai.
What happened at mt sinai?
The first thing that happened on mount Sinai was that god gave Moses the ten commandments.
Who was god talking to when he gave his 10 commandments?
God was speaking to Moses when he gave the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. Moses was chosen as the mediator between God and the Israelites.
Who came first Moses or akhenaten?
i think Moses came first because he was there when God gave him the Ten Commandments for the Hebrews to live by. thank you
What was moses feeling when God gave him the 10 commandments?
Gratitude and awe.
How was god involved in the ten commandments?
God instituted them, and gave them to Moses to pass on to the people.
What does the bible say god gave mount sinia?
The bible says God gave Moses the ten commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai.
What is the purpose of the Torah scroll?
It serves to remind us of the commandments and its presence testifies that God gave us those commandments.
Who lead the isralites to the promise land?
Jesus or god, yes Jews gOd
Was moses in a crowd when god gave him the 10 commandments?
No Moses was alone on Mount Sinai with god at that time.
What gave rules for responsible behavior and for worshiping god properly?
ten commandments
What did God give the Jewish people to help them avoid sin?
Commandments. God gave them 10 commandments to tell them what not to do. The Jewish leaders also gave them laws. They gave them so many laws that in order to obey them all, there would be no time to sin. But God, gave them ten commandments that really covered all bases. Since man was born into sin, it was impossible to keep all the laws and he (man) found ways to bend the commandments to fit mans own needs.
