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sveta [45]
3 years ago
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Which correctly describes the 10 Commandments

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snow_tiger [21]3 years ago
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Which correctly describes the ten commandments?

a. the ten commandments are written laws.

b. the ten commandments discuss how people should worship god.

c. the ten commandments discuss how people should interact with each other.

d.the ten commandments are laws handed down by oral tradition.

The ten commandments are the laws which are written on a stone.

Answer: Option A

<u>Explanation:</u>

The Ten commandments are said to be the set of rules or the laws which were written on a stone table. These laws were given by God to the people who were living in Israel. These laws can be found in the Book of Exodus which is in the Bible, the holy book of the Christians.

The Ten commandments were issued to Moses on Mount Sinai and there they were written on a stone table. The other name for these laws is Decalogue. The meaning of this word is Ten Statements. Since they were given to the people by the God himself, these laws are known and considered as the divine laws. And they serve the purpose of the basic faith principles for the people who follow the religion of Christianity and also Judaism.

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