Ten Commandments
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The two versions of the Ten Commandments reflect the evolving understanding of divine law and the changing concepts of divinity. 142:3.10-22
Jesus wrote the Ten Commandments in Greek on two boards, which were later destroyed by him. 126:4.9 137:2.9
The taboos of Yahweh, promulgated by Moses, replaced thousands of pre-existent prohibitions and promised rewards for obedience. 89:1.4 96:4.4
God's Ten Commandments, recorded by Ganid, bring great peace to those who love his law. 131:2.12
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Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Ten commandments as taboos 89:1.4 — Ex 20:3-17; Dt 5:7-21.
- Those who love my law enjoy great peace 131:2.12 — Ps 119:165. *Ten commandments*: Ex 20:3-17; Dt 5:7-21.
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