Do you know the Then Comandments? Can you recite them?

I do not see in the Ten Commandments any room for interpretation. To me they are plain and self explanitory. When you say interpretation, do you mena that two people can get a totally different message from it. I would be curious to hear your interpretation of them.

Want an easy way to remember the 10 Commandments? Just remember this... Give Parents Castle All caps are for the letter in the acronym. G - Thou shalt not have any other GODS before me. I - Do not make for youself a carven IMAGE. V - Do not take the Lords name in VAIN. S - Remember the SABBATH and keep it holy. Parents - Honor thy father and mother. K - Do not KILL A - Do not commit ADULTERY. S - Do not STEAL. L - Do not LIE E - Do not ENVY.

I know the ten commandments. I used to be able to recite them word for word. I just started trying to recite them now but I am a little rusty but I did get most of it correct. I think the ten commandments are pretty clear. The only version that really changes the commandments significantly that I know of is the Duay version of the Bible.

I don't remember the Ten Commandments being in the New Testament. In Mark 10:18-19 Jesus gives a condensed version of the ten commandments, but it is not complete. The Ten Commandments come from Exodus 20. In the 22 chapter of Matthew, starting at verse 36, Jesus is asked by the Pharisees..."Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" 37Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' 38This is the first and greatest commandment. 39And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' 40All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."

Okay, now I'm a little confused. I know that the Ten Commandments appear in both Exodus and Deuteronomy, but where are they in the New Testament? I do know the Ten Commandments, which is kind of odd seeing as I am not a member of any religion which would include or be involved with them. However, it's kind of hard to avoid learning such things seeing as there are posters and monuments with these commandments written on them all over the place. Not only that, but when I was young I remember learning them in school. Since I enjoy studying religions other than my own, I've discovered that most religions have pretty similar moral rules really. There isn't much in the Ten Commandments that is different from the rules or honor codes that most people follow, whatever their religion. (Other of course than that first part that actually pertains to worshipping that particular God, and the Sabbath stuff.) Some commandments leave more room for interpretation than others I think. Actually, when you read the text of the Ten Commandments, they kind of paint the Christian God as a bit of a jerk, considering the bits about punishing children for the iniquity of the parents and being a jealous God and all.

I never saw more than the one set Moses got in my bible. I personally don't believe there is room for interpretation. I always thought the Bible was the inspired word of God. It just seemed wrong to mess with it.

thou shall not kill thou shall not commit adultery thow shall not steal, thou shall not take the name of the lord thy god in vain thou shall follow the sabbath day it goes on something like this maybe notin this order.

Though I can't recite them in order, miamilady, yes, I do know the Ten Commandments. To my knowledge there is only one set of commandments. There's always room for interpretation in discussing the Bible, but I feel that their meaning is quite clear. Nowadays people often say that the Bible was meant for another time, not for modern times, but I believe that it was meant for all times. Basically, the Ten Commandments is God telling us the things that we should not do.

I can name some of them, but I can't do them all off the top of my head at the moment. I do have a necklace that has them all on it though.