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1. 10 commandates

2. Exodus 20
• The ten commandments

4. what is 10 commandate 10个戒命
• Every country have a law. 10 commandate is a law from
god must be obey

5. （1）
• You shall have no other gods before me
• 除了我，你不可有别的神
• what is this means
这是什么意思
God is the creator of the earth and there is no other god is
greater than me
上帝是地球的创造者。没有其他上帝比我更伟大

6. (2)
• You shall not commit adultery.
• 不可奸淫。
• what is the meaning adultery
• 通奸是什么意思
• 性交 ( sex)

7. • I know people love sex . In their opinion sex to be a joyful,
intimate experience between partners. That is not the real
definition of sex. The definition of sex is in Genesis 2:24
"Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother
and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one
flesh."

8. • In world Some people doesnt take sex with the right way
an exmple sex with those who are couple that is
dangerous .

9. 3)
• You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.
• 不可作假见证陷害邻舍
• false testimony = fake

10. • False testimony is “a deliberate offence which requires
wilful intent on the part of the perpetrator to mislead the
Judge and thus to cause harm”.
• 虚假证词是“蓄意犯罪，需要犯罪者故意误道，从而造成伤
害”。

11. (4)
• You shall not covet your neighbor’s house. You shall not
covet your neighbor’s wife, or his male or female servant,
his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your
neighbor.”
• 你不可贪恋你邻居的房子。 不可贪恋邻舍的妻子、婢女、
牛驴，或邻舍的一切。”

12. • Greed is an excessive love or desire for money or any
possession. Greed is not merely caring about money and
possessions, but caring too much about them. The greedy
person is too attached to his things and his money, or he
desires more money and more things in an excessive
way.
• 贪婪是对金钱或任何财产的过度爱或欲望。 贪婪不是只关
心金钱和财产，而是太关心它们。 贪婪的人太执着于他的
东西和他的钱，或者他过度地渴望更多的钱和更多的东西

13. • Convet = 贪
Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not
consist in an abundance of possessions'” (Luke 12:15
提防各种贪心； 生命不在乎家道丰富”（路加福音 12:15）

14. 5)
• You shall not murder
• murder= Kill 杀人
• God said in the bible that because of something to murder
life will not going to heaven .

15. 6).
• Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy
• 纪念安息日，守为圣日
• In the book of genesis , god create everyday until 7 day .
he rests. The method must be matain

16. 7)
• Honor your father and your mother
• 孝敬父母
• Respect for parents (filial piety) derives from gratitude
toward those who, by the gift of life, their love and their
work, have brought their children into the world and
enabled them to grow in stature, wisdom, and grace.
• 孝敬父母（孝道）源于对那些以生命、爱和工作的恩赐将
孩子带到这个世界上，使他们在身量、智慧和风度上成长
的人的感激之情。

17. • Honor your father and your mother, as the Lord your God
commanded you, so that your days may be long and that
it may go well with you in the land that the Lord your God
is giving you” (Deuteronomy 5:16).
• 正如耶和华你神所吩咐你的，当孝敬父母，使你的日子得
以长久，在耶和华你神所赐你的地上得福”（申命记5:16）

18. 8
• You shall not kill
• Kill and murder are the same meaning that is sacrifrice
but the object is diffrent .
• Be caution kill have diffrent but not only kill verbal
aggression also represent as killing .

19. • Why people want to kill We know that we were created in
God’s image (Genesis 1:27) and we were made to live in
harmony with God and with our fellow man. This harmony
became impossible once sin entered into the picture
(Genesis 3).

20. • With sin came the propensity for acting violently against
one another. Anger, jealousy, pride, and hatred can fuel
man’s evil bent toward life-ending aggression. The first
recorded act of murder was when Cain killed his brother
Abel (Genesis 4:8). From that moment on, taking the life
of another has been commonplace and, in some circles of
society, acceptable. However, to God every life is
important, and since God knew that man was sinful and
evil and had become “lawless,” He enacted guidelines
that would seek to modify man’s behavior (1 John 3:4).

21. • 人为什么要杀人？ 我们知道我们是按照上帝的形象创造的
（创世记 1:27），我们被造是为了与上帝和我们的同胞和
谐相处。 一旦罪进入画面，这种和谐就变得不可能了（创
世记 3）。 伴随着罪恶而来的是对彼此采取暴力行为的倾
向。 愤怒、嫉妒、骄傲和仇恨会助长人类的邪恶倾向，导
致生命终结。 第一个有记录的谋杀行为是该隐杀死他的兄
弟亚伯（创世记 4：8）。 从那一刻起，夺取他人的生命就
变得司空见惯，而且在某些社会圈子中也可以接受。 然而
，对上帝而言，每一个生命都是重要的，因为上帝知道人
是有罪和邪恶的，并且变得“无法无天”，所以他制定了旨在
改变人的行为的指导方针（约翰一书 3:4）。

22. • So, is there a difference between murder and killing? First, it is important to note that
not all killing is wrong. For instance, the apostle Paul talks about the right of the
state to take the lives of evildoers (Romans 13:1-7). This relates to what is
commonly referred to as capital punishment. Most countries have consequences for
murder. In some cases this requires the life of the perpetrator and a suitable means
of putting one to death is chosen and administered (Matthew 5:21; Exodus 21:14).
Another instance of acceptable “killing” is that which is done during times of war and
at the command of superiors. There were quite a few instances in Scripture where
God endorsed and allowed the taking of other lives (1 Samuel 11; Judges 6–7). And
finally, although far from acceptable, manslaughter is yet another form of killing
someone. This unintentional act apparently happened so often in biblical times that
cities of refuge were designated for the manslayer to seek refuge in (Exodus 21:13;
Joshua 20). Again, it was never God’s intent to have to use such a drastic measure
as taking one’s life to rectify a situation. So, God does make exceptions for the
taking of another’s life as long as it lines up with His will. However, premeditated
murder of an individual is never God’s will.

23. • 那么，谋杀和杀人有区别吗？ 首先，需要注意的是，并不是所有
的杀戮都是错误的。 例如，使徒保罗谈到国家有权取恶人的性命
（罗马书 13:1-7）。 这与通常所说的死刑有关。 大多数国家都
有谋杀的后果。 在某些情况下，这需要肇事者的生命，并且选择
并执行适当的处死手段（马太福音 5:21；出埃及记 21:14）。 另
一个可以接受的“杀戮”例子是在战争时期和在上级的命令下进行
的。 圣经中有很多例子表明上帝认可并允许夺走其他生命（撒母
耳记上 11 章；士师记 6-7 章）。 最后，虽然远不能接受，但过
失杀人是另一种杀人方式。 这种无意的行为显然在圣经时代经常
发生，以至于避难城被指定为杀人者寻求避难所（出埃及记
21:13；约书亚记 20）。 再一次，上帝从来没有打算使用像结束
一个人的生命这样严厉的措施来纠正一种情况。 因此，只要符合

24. • What is murder in God’s eyes? From the human perspective,
murder is the physical act of taking another’s life. However, we
also must consider that God defines murder as any thought or
feeling of deep-seated hatred or malice against another person.
In other words, it is more than just a physical act that constitutes
murder to God, who tells us that “everyone who hates his
brother is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has
eternal life abiding in him” (1 John 3:15 ESV). When we harbor
hatred in our hearts for another, we have committed the sin of
murder in God’s eyes. The disdain towards another person
never has to be demonstrated outwardly because God looks
upon the heart for the truth (1 Samuel 16:7; Matthew 15:19). As
Christians and as human beings, we know that unjustified killing
is wrong. God’s Word is very clear on this point: “You shall not

25. 在神眼中什么是杀人
• 从人类的角度来看，谋杀是夺取他人生命的身体行为。 然
而，我们也必须考虑到，上帝将谋杀定义为对另一个人的
任何根深蒂固的仇恨或恶意的想法或感觉。 换句话说，对
上帝构成谋杀的不仅仅是身体上的行为，上帝告诉我们“凡
恨他弟兄的，就是杀人的；你们知道，杀人的没有永生在
他里面”（约翰一书 3： 15ESV）。 当我们心中对另一个
人怀有仇恨时，我们就犯了上帝眼中的谋杀罪。 对另一个
人的蔑视永远不必表现在外表上，因为上帝看的是内心的
真理（撒母耳记上 16:7；马太福音 15:19）。 作为基督徒
和人类，我们知道不合理的杀戮是错误的。 神的话在这一
点上说得很清楚：“不可杀人。” 上帝所说的我们必须服从

26. 9
• You shall not take the Lord’s name in vain
• 不可妄称耶和华的名
• people often use God's name as an exclamation point.
“Oh my God! I got the job.” While some people may think
this sounds extreme, it is a clear example of what it
means to take God's name in vain.
• 人们经常用上帝的名字作为感叹号。 “我的天啊！ 我得到
了这份工作。” 虽然有些人可能认为这听起来很极端，但这
是一个明显的例子，说明了妄称上帝的名字意味着什么。

27. • Many believe that it simply means not to curse using
God's name. Though that is certainly inappropriate and
shows the utmost disrespect for Him, that is not all that is
meant by this command.
• 许多人认为这只是意味着不要诅咒使用上帝的名字。 虽然
这肯定是不合适的，并且显示出对他的最大不尊重，但这
并不是这个命令。

28. 10
• You shall not covet
• 你不可贪图

29. • You shall covet" means that we should banish our
desires for whatever doesn't belong to us. Never having
enough money is regarded as a symptom of the love of
money. Obedience to the tenth commandment requires
that envy be banished from the human heart.
• “你不可贪图”意味着我们应该消除对不属于我们的一切的欲
望。永远没有足够的钱被认为是爱钱的症状。遵守第十条
诫命要求消除人类的嫉妒 心