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What You Have Been Taught about the Ten Commandments is Probably Wrong!

Everybody knows about the Ten Commandments, so let’s have some fun and see what we really do know. It will just a about 10 minutes to do the following.

#1 - Without looking in your Bible or at anything else, find the commandments in Exodus 20, the traditional source of the Ten Commandments. Click Here -- http://biblicalheritage.org/DTB/Exodus%2020%20Text.pdf  -- to download and print the texts of Exodus 20 without the verse markers. Read the text and when you come to the end of a commandment insert a slash, like those in the example below:

“You shall not commit adultery. / You shall not steal. / You shall not bear false witness against”

Put the number of the commandment above the sentence & when you finish see if you have 10 commandments.

#2 - After you finish locating the commandments in Exodus 20, down load the “Three Versions of the Ten Commandments” by Clicking Here -- http://biblicalheritage.org/DTB/Ten%20Commandments%20Three%20Versions.pdf .  

Compare your version with the other three.

#3 – Is there a chance that all of the versions above are wrong? Read our latest newsletter -- What You Have Been Taught about the Ten Commandments is Probably Wrong! – by Clicking Here -- http://biblicalheritage.org/DTB/0913DTB_Ten_Commandments.pdf

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