The people had lost patience with Moses as he had been on the mount a long time communing with God. Though the Lord had brought them out of the land of Egypt they were still had within them the memory of the Gods of Egypt. Rather than wait for the return of Moses some build an idle to worship rather than stand around idly. Aaron could have stopped them but gave in to their demands.
Moses on his return was of course angry at the lack of faith his people were showing and had all of the instigators killed.
He broke the tablets containing the Higher Law of Commandments and instead of God re writing them he gave the people a lesser law to live by.
He got angry as the people were worshiping a golden calf, and broke the first commandment.
No. When Moses saw people worship the golden calf, he smashed the 2 Tablets.
The golden puffels location is unknown maybe if any of you find it you will make club penguin puffel history:)
100, but there are soon to be 87 after the Golden Charity event. It is unknown if more are going to be released.
The Israelites were making the golden calf and drinking and dancing around it.
Golden L. Larsen has written: 'The dark descent' -- subject(s): Social change in literature, Criticism and interpretation, Ethics in literature
The Israelites made a golden calf as an idol to worship. Exodus 21
Many of the people had strayed after the Golden Calf (see Exodus ch.32).
A Biblical passage (or, paragraph) in which the Ten Commandments are broken is found in the Old Testament book of Exodus, Chapter 32. Here, the Israelites build and then worship a 'Golden Calf,' which is an explicit violation of the First Commandment: 'Thou shalt have no other gods before me.'
The Israelites made a golden calf as an idol while waiting for Moses to come down from Mount Sinai with the Ten Commandments. This act of idolatry led to significant consequences for the Israelites.
Jesus did.jesus wrote the golden rule so that everybody could be fair this means that if you dont respect other they wont respect you.
When Moses saw the Golden Calf (Exodus ch.32). However, God later gave him a second set of Ten Commandments (Exodus ch.33-34). The second set still exists. See also:http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/where-are-the-ten-tribes-where-is-the-ark-of-the-covenanthttp://judaism.answers.com/kosher/the-complaints-in-the-wilderness-and-the-golden-calf