The Tenth Commandment says, "You shall not covet your neighbor's house; you shall not covet your neighbor's wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor's."
Let's just say that the author of the Book of Exodus considered wives to be the property of their husbands, in the same way as houses, slaves (euphemistically translated as servants), oxen and donkeys. Whether he was speaking for God is a matter of faith. This was written at a time when houses could take pride of place in the list and when Israelites were settled and could have slaves - in other words long after the establishment of Israel. It was not something handed down by God while they wandered in the desert.
It is one of the meanings of property: characteristic. For example, "it is the property of rural areas that houses are further apart". Nothing really to do with mathematics, there.
It means nothing, really. The distributive property is a property of multiplication over addition or subtraction. It has little, if anything, to do with integers.
no because it is only one term and it really can not
It is an operation that is not defined in mathematics. Consider, for example, a property of division: If a/b = c, then bc = a. For example because 12/3 = 4, 3(4) = 12. When we consider dividing by zero, we reach a problem. The following multiplication statement is true: 5 * 0 = 0 So it seems that: 0/0 = 5. Also: 6 * 0 = 0 0/0 = 6. Thus, division by zero does not have this property of association with multiplication. Intuitively this is because division is the question of how many as are in b. How many zeros are in 5? That doesn't really make any sense. So, in mathematics we generally do not define division by zero for all of these concerns.
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Nope, saying this is wrong in my perspective. The bible says 'Wives obey your Husbands....Husbands love your Wives'. If the wife feels like she's being treated like property then one of the two are not doing their part. We should treat each how how we would like to be treated. God expects us to love each other as we love ourselves. If you love someone it shows through your actions. Husbands that loge the wives will show it in the way they treat her .. Which is the way God intended .. For hem ti be treated with love,care and respect.
Not really
Well, it depends how close you are to your husbands family. If you really want to know they are cousins-in-law.
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the ninth commandment is thou shalt not lie. that means do not lie whatsoever. the other commandment that says thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor means to not say someone is not guilty when they really are, and to say they are guilty when they really aren't.
Well, if you really do love him then you will forgive him for his wrong doings and move on with your relationship.
A:The second commandment is first of all not to make carved images or any likeness of anything, and secondly not to worship that image. Whenever we take a photograph, paint a picture or erect a statue of a person or any living thing we are breaking the first part of the second commandment. Because of this, the Jews fiercely resisted any image being shown in Jerusalem, during the post-Exilic period and at the time of Jesus. Were we to worship any image we have, perhaps even a statue of Jesus, we would break the second part of this commandment. Blasphemy is not really prohibited by the second commandment. Of course, this is merely a technicality. If you are a Christian, you know that to blaspheme is a sin. If you are not a Christian, you are not bound by the Ten Commandments, but you do know that what a Christian would consider blasphemy is insensitive.
Not really. Copper IS a metal, not a property of metal.
Ex-husband, or just ex. Nothing different really.
counseling will really help if you can talk about your problems with the person who is counseling you.
It took more words to say.Roman Catholic AnswerIf you really look at the commandments and think about them, you realize that God put them in a certain order for a reason. Obviously the first Commandment is the the most important and God is explaining exactly what He means.
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