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The Ten Commandments

Join Bill Jones in exploring the ancient text found in Exodus 20 (and Deuteronomy 5 in slightly different words) with a special concern to hear what it says to our culture all these years later.

 
             
 

September 2000

  Part 1: No Other Gods — Exodus 20:1-3
We are not free to define God in any way that suits us. [ Read article ]
 
             
 

October 2000

  Part 2: Make No Idols — Exodus 20:4-6
God is a God of righteousness and consequences — and a God of grace.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  November 2000   Part 3: The Name of God — Exodus 20:7
"You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain." [ Read article ]
 
             
  December 2000  

Part 4: Keeping the Sabbath — Exodus 20:8-11
Slow down, listen, be still, and know that there is more to life than meets the eye.
[ Read article ]

 
             
  January-February 2001   Part 5: Honor your parents — Exodus 20:12
The fifth commandment is about the crucially important first relationship of life.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  March 2001   Part 6: You shall not kill — Exodus 20:13
The sixth commandment calls for a massive embrace of life and a willingness to struggle with the hard issues that face us in this complicated world.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  April 2001   Part 7: You shall not commit adultery — Exodus 20:14
All healthy relationships involve faithfulness, boundaries and commitment.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  May 2001   Part 8: Christians and their stuff — Exodus 20:15
The eighth commandment is part of a vision in which people know and care about each other, and neighborliness is the defining ethic.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  June 2001   Part 9: The truth is hard to come by — Exodus 20:16
The Bible teaches that if we build our lives and our communities on lies, we will not thrive.
[ Read article ]
 
             
  July/August 2001   Part 10: Back to the beginning — Exodus 20:17
Who wants to be a millionaire? Silly question! We all do. [ Read article ]
 
             
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