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5th Commandment: Honor Your Father and Mother
God’s commandment to honor our parents starts with parents who live in such a way that children are encouraged and inspired to follow Dad and Mom in following God. This is essential to the success of the nuclear family.
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4th Commandment: Remember The Sabbath Day
Sunday is absolutely holy; it is the Lord’s Day. But it is a day of love, not legalism. When we keep the Lord’s Day, we reinforce in our families that every day belongs to God.
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3rd Commandment: You Shall Not Take God’s Name in Vain
While cursing is one form of profaning God’s name, we also take His name in vain when we call ourselves Christians but live as if He is not our Lord. We must live in a way that honors His name.
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2nd Commandment: You Shall Not Make Any Carved Images
Because the second commandment forbids false worship and false gods, it commands true worship.
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1st Commandment: You Shall Have No Other Gods
The First Commandment requires us to worship the one true God only, putting Him first in our hearts and in everything we think, say, and do.
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God’s Ten Commandments Will Strengthen Your Family
The Ten Commandments are out of fashion socially and have been banished from national life politically, but God’s directive to parents and grandparents to diligently teach His commands to their children and grandchildren remains. This article provides step-by-step suggestions on how to teach the Ten Commandments at home.
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The Sin of Pride in the Bible
Sinful pride is an attitude of independence, ingratitude, and arrogance that defies God, ruins the heart, divides society, brings dishonor, and destroys souls. Following Jesus’ example of meekness is the remedy for the destructive force of pride.
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The Resurrection of Jesus Conquered Death
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a fact of history, and the future resurrection of the dead in Christ is a settled fact for every believer. Jesus conquered death once for all.
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The Messianic Prophecies of Jesus
Isaiah 53 contains the entire Gospel in one chapter of Scripture. We see Jesus as the Messiah and gain a full picture of the entire life of Jesus Christ—His Virgin Birth, His sinless life, His sacrificial death, His victorious resurrection, and His glorious return. Writing 700 years before Christ, Isaiah’s prophecy of Jesus also contains God’s promise of eternal life for the believer.
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Jesus Died to Give You Life
Because we are created for life, the fear of death is natural. But Jesus died to offer eternal life to all those who would receive it. God’s Word is filled with evidence of Jesus’ ability to provide eternal life; numerous Scripture passages—including the words of Jesus Himself—offer comfort and assurance for those who fear death. The Gospel of Jesus Christ offers us assurance and peace; we have the opportunity to receive that peace.
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