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The document outlines the 10 Commandments given by God to Moses, which are rules for the Israelites to follow. The 10 Commandments instruct people to have no other gods but God, not to worship idols, not to use God's name in vain, to observe the Sabbath, to honor parents, not to murder, commit adultery, steal, bear false witness, or covet others' possessions. Following the 10 Commandments promotes virtues like prayer, love, loyalty, goodness, honesty and right conduct between people.
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- 1. THE 10 COMMANDMENTS Threena A. Saycon
- 2. 1. You shall have no other gods than God the Creator. ©http://kidsbibledebjackson.blogspot.com/2012/12/paul-preaches-about-god-creator-at-mars.html Threena A. Saycon
- 4. ❸.You shall not use the name of God irreverently. Threena A. Saycon
- 5. PRAY LOVE LOYALTY BE GOOD 4. You shall keep everyday holy. Threena A. Saycon HONESTY
- 6. 5. You shall honor your father and mother. Threena A. Saycon
- 7. 6. You shall not murder. 7. You shall not commit adultery. Threena A. Saycon
- 8. 8. You shall not steal. Threena A. Saycon
- 9. 9. You shall not speak a false statement maliciously. Threena A. Saycon