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10 Commandments Prohibitions Obligations

This document summarizes the Ten Commandments, listing the prohibitions and obligations of each. The Ten Commandments establish moral and ethical standards for relationships with God and others. They prohibit idolatry, taking God's name in vain, work on the Sabbath, dishonoring parents, killing, adultery, stealing, bearing false witness, coveting neighbors' wives or property. Corresponding obligations include keeping faith in one God, honoring God's name, resting and praying on the Sabbath, respecting parents, cherishing life, practicing chastity, respecting others' property, honoring truth, keeping thoughts pure, being content.

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10 Commandments Prohibitions Obligations

This document summarizes the Ten Commandments, listing the prohibitions and obligations of each. The Ten Commandments establish moral and ethical standards for relationships with God and others. They prohibit idolatry, taking God's name in vain, work on the Sabbath, dishonoring parents, killing, adultery, stealing, bearing false witness, coveting neighbors' wives or property. Corresponding obligations include keeping faith in one God, honoring God's name, resting and praying on the Sabbath, respecting parents, cherishing life, practicing chastity, respecting others' property, honoring truth, keeping thoughts pure, being content.

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Chester Franz Kennedy C.

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10 COMMANDMENTS PROHIBITIONS OBLIGATIONS


1. “I am the Lord thy God, thou  This commandment  As children of God, we
shalt not have any strange gods forbids idolatry, the should keep our faith and
before Me.” worship of false gods and love for God. We must be
goddesses. committed to one God
only.
2. “Thou shalt not take the name  This commandment tells  The faithful are required
of the Lord thy God in vain.” us that we should avoid to honor the name of
blasphemy and profanity. God. We must respect
the sacredness of God’s
name.

3. “Remember to keep the  This commandment tells  We should rest and pray,
Sabbath Day holy.” us that we should not attend the mass, and
think about work on refuse to do any kind of
Sundays for it is the unholy work.
Lord’s Day.
4. “Honor thy father and thy  We must never disobey  This commandment
mother.” our parents. obliges the faithful to
show respect for their
parents — as
children and adults.
5. “Thou shall not kill.”  This commandment tells  We must cherish the gift
us not to kill as we are in of life that God has
no place to take someone granted to each and one
else’s life. of us.
6. “Thou shall not commit  This commandment  We must practice chastity
adultery.” forbids the actual, and know that sexual
physical act of having acts are sacred.
immoral sexual activity,
specifically adultery,
which is sex with
someone else’s spouse
or a spouse cheating on
their partner.
7. “Thou shall not steal.”  This commandment  We must learn to respect
forbids the act of taking what is of not ours.
someone else’s property.
8. “Thou shall not bear false  This commandment  We must honor the truth
witness against thy neighbor.” condemns lying. for it is said that God is
regarded as the author of
all truth.
9. “Thou shall not covet thy  This commandment  We must keep our
neighbor’s wife.” forbids the intentional thoughts pure.
desire and longing for
immoral sexuality.
10. “Thou shall not covet thy  This commandment  We must learn to be
neighbor’s goods.” forbids the wanting to or contented and satisfied
taking someone else’s with own goods. We
property. should also appreciate
what is ours.

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