Why Does God Allow Bad Things to Happen? 
The Ten Commandments: 10 – You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods 
The Ten Commandments: 9 – You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife 
The Ten Commandments: 8 – You shall not give false testimony 
The Ten Commandments: 7 – You shall not steal 
The Ten Commandments: 6 – You shall not commit adultery 
The Ten Commandments: 5 – You shall not murder 
The Ten Commandments: 4 – Honor your father and mother 
The Ten Commandments: 3 – Remember to keep holy the Lord’s Day (Sunday) 
When hardship strikes, when we lose someone we love, or when injustice seems to win,
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In scripture we read: “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house. You shall not covet
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The prohibition against coveting appears twice in the Torah, nestled within the broader framework of
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In scripture we read: “You shall not steal.” Exodus 20:15 Jesus mentions this commandment when
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In scripture we read: “You shall not murder.”Exodus 20:13 At first glance, the fifth commandment
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In scripture, we read the following: “You shall not take the name of the Lord
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For this prophecy there are different views among Jews and Christians on what the prophecy
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In Isaiah 26 we read ‘A Song of Praise’ and the following passage eluding to
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In traditional Jewish eschatology, the restoration of the Sanhedrin—the supreme Jewish legal and legislative body—is
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In one of the prophecies we read: “On that day I will set out to
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