First you would have to remember and make a list of the 10 commandments:

Primero tendría que recordar y hacer una lista de los 10 mandamientos:

First you would have to remember and make a list of the 10 commandments:

Primero tendría que recordar y hacer una lista de los 10 mandamientos:

According to Luke 16:16-17, even the Ten Commandments are parables:

- Exodus 20:13 and Luke 18:18-20 can be compared to Exodus 21:12-14 & Exodus 21:22-25 & Numbers 35:14-28 and Deuteronomy 19:11-13

- Exodus 20:8-11 can be compared

to Luke 14:2-6 & Luke 6:1-5

The Bible is a wonderful treasure of great perfection with great parallel in its commandments with a beautiful harmony. The application of the ten commandments should not be done in isolation but together with other portions of the Bible. This is because the ten commandments is the key of the Mosaic law which is an aspect of the tesserrae that forms the most splendid mosaic of sacred writings as found in the pages of the Bible.

Dickson Adom

Throughout history, the Ten Commandments have been used as a framework for expounding all of our ethical responsibilities. Ten Commandments are:

1. Placing Priority—“no other gods,” provides prophetic resistance to anything that would make itself into a god, such as the totalitarian state.

2. Saying No—“no idols.” Christians must have no physical or mental images that we worship; they must resist idols and uphold the truth. At the same time, tolerance is a Christian invention. It follows that we must defend both legal and social tolerance. With regard to legal tolerance, leaders cannot and should not coerce religious belief. Freedom of religion is America’s first freedom. Christians should defend the rights of people to believe and practice any religion, regardless of whether that belief system teaches the truth. Social tolerance is just as important. Jesus calls us to love not only our neighbors but everyone—up to and including our enemies. Christ’s love has a centrifugal force that thrusts us over the deepest divides of race, ethnicity, religion, and moral beliefs. Tolerating others’ beliefs both legally and socially does not mean that we agree with those beliefs, or that differences do not matter. There are times we must take a stand. There are times when Christians must say “no” to the world and proclaim Christ’s truth to a fallen culture.

3. Complete Conviction—“not in vain.” We should not take God’s name in vain with respect to his worship, in language, in oaths, or in promises. Perhaps the worst sin is not profanity, but lip service. Luther once said that God is sometimes more pleased with the curses of the wicked than the “hallelujahs” of the pious.

4. Time—“remember the Sabbath.” We must set aside time for our Lord for worship, fellowship, and devotion. When one’s output exceeds his input, it leads to his downfall. Christians must take the time to renew themselves and invest in the church, weak as it may be. There will be no rebuilding of the culture without the church.

5. Respect for Inheritance, Heritage and Succession—“honor your father and mother.” Let those who come behind us find us faithful. C.S. Lewis argued we need to let the breezes of the centuries blow through our minds, specifically by reading one old book for every new one, lest we become captive to the latest fashion of our time. That which is most relevant is that which is most timeless and eternal.

6. Dignity—“you shall not murder.” The image of God is the only adequate basis on which murder can be condemned. C.S. Lewis held that there are no ordinary people—“you have never met a mere mortal.” People dare not get used to the taking of life lightly. With this in mind, Christians must help the poor not only because God commands it, but because people are made in the image of God. We want to give the poor an opportunity to flourish.

7. Fidelity—“you shall not commit adultery.” Sexual beauty comes not by repression, nor by unlimited expression, but by discipline. Marriage and family are at the core of society. If they fail, society will become poorer economically and spiritually.

8. Ownership—“you shall not steal.” Stealing is evil because private property and ownership are good. God wants everyone to have the joy of sitting under their own vine and fig tree.17 The best protection for our economy is the rule of law which guards private property and character that allows trust to form between people.

9. Veracity—“you shall not bear false witness.” In today’s culture, “truth has fallen in the street.”18 Truth is replaced by rhetoric and “spin.” Individuals are to be truthful because God is truthful. Above all, Christians must uphold the veracity of God’s Word.

10. Desire Versus Greed—“you shall not covet.” One can condemn greed and envy without prohibiting a healthy desire for relationships and things. “An argument against abuse is not an argument against use,” says an ancient proverb. Justly decrying greed does not negate the value of serving people through business and free markets. You can have one without the other. One can distinguish the Fall from Creation.

Open minded person always able to overcome most difficulties in his life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSxxQcVd2MU&list=RDvauo4o-ExoY&index=5

Emad

I would agree with Prof Kundu and Emad ...

I hope these videos make it clear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwVJJYfEV1g

http://slideplayer.com/slide/4243776/

This is a wonderful question and I follow that with my greetings