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Commandment #1
have no other Gods before the Lord. |
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| we are to make God, knowing and obeying him, the center of our lives. |
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Commandment 2:
have no graven images.
we are to know that anything we make would be infinitely ____ than God. we must guard against our desire to ________ God |
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Commandment 3:
revere God's name.
we are to avoid: (3) |
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1. using God's name but having a heart far from him
2. OVERusing his name.
3. using his name in curses, foul language, or foolish talk. |
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| we are to maintain a __________ to God's name. |
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commandment 4. Keep the sabbath
the sabbath is based on God's creative week, and tranlates to mean: |
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commandment 5. Honor your parents.
back in bible times, disobedience of the patriarch was punishable by: |
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Commandment 6. do not murder/deliberately take a life
accidental death is dealt with later, but this does not refer to ______ life.
this commandment means that we shouldn't: (4) |
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1.abortion
2. have a careless attitude
3.commit suicide
4. hate |
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commandment 7. do not commit adultery
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Commandment #8: no stealing
we are to respect others, and one way we do this is by respecting their: |
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Commandment 9: do not give false testimony
honesty is the basis of _____, which id the foundation of any relationship.
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Comandment 10: do not covet
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| it is a descriptive science, it looks to what IS rather than what should be. it is of the world |
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| it is a normative science, its goal is to discover what we SHOULD do. it is of God's standards. (theonomic) |
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| God's standards are based on His own Character, and are called: |
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although God has put the basic standard of right and wrong into creation itself, He has also given us ______ as a fuller and more sufficient revelation of his standards.
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| a God-given standard valid in every time and place |
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| they vary from time period to time period and culture to culture. |
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| why do we, humans make laws? |
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| because God's laws, in some sense, exist on the hearts of all people. |
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| natural law is also known as: |
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| the Universal Sense of Right & Wrong" |
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