In the previous ten articles we took stock of each of the Ten Commandments. With help from the rest of Scripture, we reac...

The last of the Ten Commandments reads, in Exodus 20:17 , like this: “You shall not covet your neighbour's ...

The Ninth Commandment reads, “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour” ( Exodus 20:16 ). This comman...

I would venture that there are few, if any people in the world who reach adulthood without experiencing theft of the...

The Seventh of the Ten Commandments reads, “You shall not commit adultery” ( Exodus 20:14 ). The Commandment does not define or qua...

This Sixth Commandment is perhaps more famous in its King James Version verbiage than the modern versions which usually translate “Yo...

After a lengthy hiatus, we are continuing our series analyzing the Ten Commandments and their relevance to us as people living in t...

Let me first apologize for not updating the blog over the past four weeks. For two weeks I was travelling, and upon returning I moved i...

In our last blog we discussed the second of the Ten Commandments (“You shall not make for yourself a carved image”), and how it appear...

In our last blog we referred to the Ten Commandments as the bedrock of morality for the ancient Israelites as well as (to some extent) ...

The Ten Commandments (recorded in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 ) formed the bedrock of morality for the ancient Israelites, and were al...