What is the most important question that all Christians should know?

How about your own words? I don't even have sound on this computer

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How about your own words? I don't even have sound on this computer

You may want to watch and listen to it on your phone or buy a $3.00 pair of head phones from the dollar store because I could not explain it as elegant as he did in a million years.

I don't watch pornography, either.

Sorry about that. It was a knee jerk reaction to someone who is unable to count.

Also tell us why the command between III and IV seems to be missing. Is it because there were other commands left out as well?

How about ones about not concluding a covenant with any of the surrounding nations, not intermarrying, etc.?

Now, lets cover the commandments written on stone tablets. Recall that Moses destroyed them, then returned to Mt. Sinai a 2nd time. God then re wrote the 10 as they appeared in Exodus 20:2-17 and Deuteronomy 5:6-21. I've shortened them to fit the post:

So where did you get your "ten commandments"? Did you discover the phrase "ten commandments" at Exodus 34:28 and assume it referred to the preceding laws?

Exodus 34: 27, 28 reads: "And Jehovah went on to say to Moses: “Write down for yourself these words, because it is in accordance with these words that I do conclude a covenant with you and Israel.” 28 And he continued there with Jehovah forty days and forty nights. He ate no bread and he drank no water. And he proceeded to write upon the tablets the words of the covenant, the Ten Words."(Emphasis mine -Often translated as Ten Commandments)

The answer lies in who did the writing. Jehovah wrote the second set of tablets as the first, but he told Moses to "write down for yourself these words. . . ". The Ten Commandments are just as they were written and have been cited over the centuries.

BTW, as for not boiling a kid in its mother's milk,there is a reason for that to have been repeated 3 times, I think.

Also tell us why the command between III and IV seems to be missing. Is it because there were other commands left out as well?

Please educate us.

How about ones about not concluding a covenant with any of the surrounding nations, not intermarrying, etc.?

I thought that it was a narrative

Now, lets cover the commandments written on stone tablets. Recall that Moses destroyed them, then returned to Mt. Sinai a 2nd time. God then re wrote the 10 as they appeared in Exodus 20:2-17 and Deuteronomy 5:6-21. I've shortened them to fit the post:

How many times were they written in stone?

So where did you get your "ten commandments"? Did you discover the phrase "ten commandments" at Exodus 34:28 and assume it referred to the preceding laws?

What do you think it was referring to?

Exodus 34: 27, 28 reads: "And Jehovah went on to say to Moses: “Write down for yourself these words, because it is in accordance with these words that I do conclude a covenant with you and Israel.” 28 And he continued there with Jehovah forty days and forty nights. He ate no bread and he drank no water. And he proceeded to write upon the tablets the words of the covenant, the Ten Words."(Emphasis mine -Often translated as Ten Commandments)

Sounds good to me.

The answer lies in who did the writing. Jehovah wrote the second set of tablets as the first, but he told Moses to "write down for yourself these words. . . ". The Ten Commandments are just as they were written and have been cited over the centuries.

They sure do not seem to be the ones Christians speak of.

BTW, as for not boiling a kid in its mother's milk,there is a reason for that to have been repeated 3 times, I think.

What is it that you think the reason is?

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