Commandments

Other than in Exodus, in which other book of the Bible can we find the Ten Commandments recorded?

• Leviticus

• Deuteronomy

• Numbers

• Mark & Luke

On which mountain did God give the Ten Commandments?

• Carmel

• Sinai

• Ararat

• Ephrahim

Where were the Ten Commandments stored?

• In front of the Golden Altar of Incense

• Under the Altar of Burnt Offering

• In the Ark of the Covenant

• Under the Table of Showbread

Who came to Jesus and asked him which was the greatest commandment in the law?

• Lawyer

• Priest

• Tax Collector

• Disciples

What became of the original set of stone tablets inscribed with the commandments?

• Moses threw them down and broke them

• They were placed in the Temple.

• They were placed in the Ark of the Covenant.

• Moses scribbled the original set of stone

How did the Israelites obtain the second set of stone tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments?

• Moses inscribed a new set from memory.

• God again summoned Moses to Mount Sinai to receive another set.

• They gathered up the broken pieces and God made them whole again.

• God gave them to Aaron this time.

The Ten Commandments (or ‘decalogue’) were revealed by God to Moses on Mt. Sinai in about 

• 1440 B.C. 
• 0 B.C. 
• 1140 B.C. 
• 1330 B.C. 

What does not break the first Commandment: “I am the Lord Thy God; thou shalt not have strange gods before me.” 

• not believing that God exists
• worshipping Beyonce over God
• watching an illusionist for entertainment
• speaking through spirits to the deceased

Which commandments does this break:
Humanity is in the midst of a global emergency. The policies that drive the world economy have magnified the gap between rich and poor, led to conflict over the planet’s natural resources, and resulted in an ecological crisis that threatens life on earth. 

• Fifth Commandment:
  Ninth Commandment:
  ‘Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife.’   
• Sixth Commandment:
  “Thou shalt not commit adultery.”
• Seventh Commandment:
  “Thou shalt not steal.”
• Eighth Commandment:
  “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.”

We respect our bodies and the bodies of others. We do not treat people like things. We protect everyone, especially those who cannot protect themselves.

• You shall not commit adultery
• You shall not steal
• You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
• You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain