10 commandments

Question 1

1st commandment

Answer 1

I am the Lord your God. Do not have any gods but me.

Question 2

2nd commandment

Answer 2

Do not misuse the name of God.

Question 3

3rd commandment

Answer 3

Remember God’s special day and keep it holy.

Question 4

4th commandment

Answer 4

Honour your mum and dad.

Question 5

5th commandment

Answer 5

Do not kill

Question 6

6th commandment

Answer 6

Do not commit adultery.

Question 7

7th commandment

Answer 7

Do not steal.

Question 8

8th commandment

Answer 8

Do not lie about anyone.

Question 9

9th commandment

Answer 9

Don’t want someone else’s house.

Question 10

10th commandment

Answer 10

Don’t want someone else’s stuff.

Question 11

what are the 10 commandments

Answer 11

a set rules made by god They provide the framework for :
* morality,
* determining right from wrong
* living life in relationship with God
* living life in relationship with fellow human beings
* healthy authority structures

Question 12

Are the ten commandments still relevant to us today?

Answer 12

They are still relevant because, many of them are implemented into modern rules/ laws.
- They provide sound ethics/ morals to live by
- If society followed these, society would be more peaceful.

Question 13

What is the purpose of the ten commandments?

Answer 13

Israelites had escaped slavery in Egypt. They were forming a new society, and they needed rules/guidelines to structure their new society. These guidelines helped them do gods will and provided a potentially peaceful and safe society. They needed this because they had been living under the reign of the Egyptians and only knew the life of a slave.

Question 14

Is it possible to live a life without sin?

Answer 14

• No, people aren’t perfect, mistakes are built in.
• Whether humans are born good or not, humans have the tendency towards doing the wrong thing, hurting others etc. Nuture is the major factor in how humans do the wrong thing (eg. Taught to be racist), but nevertheless, humans will still stuff.

Question 15

who are the Sadducees

Answer 15

Sadducees are those people who are considered Aristocrats, wealthy, powerful and heavily involved with politics over the average person holding 70 seats in the Sanhedrin. The Sadducees were very by the book type of people, following authority over religion, commonly stating that any God entities or religions don’t have direct involvement everyday.

Question 16

who are the pharisees

Answer 16

Pharisees were commonly seen as middle-class businessmen, the minority of Sanhedrin, held a smaller amount of positions as priests and were more popular with the common man due to their similarities. Pharisees believe that God controls all things yet one’s own decisions are made individually from God. They also believed resurrection and the afterlife

Question 17

What caused them to unite at Jesus’ trial?

Answer 17

By setting aside their differences and agreeing upon the idea of sacrificing Jesus to the cross this would settle both sides of which were being opposed by Jesus ideologies and movements.
As previously disclosed, the Sadducees ideologies completely follow law and order, ruling out any greater being and influence upon the earth. It is evident and clear that Jesus would have proposed these perceptions put forth by the people.

Question 18

Why did they want to kill Jesus?

Answer 18

When Jesus claimed to be the Messiah it meant His authority outweighed their authority. The religious leaders did not believe His claims and were angry that some of the people, the deeds of Jesus also angered the religious leaders.

After seeing Jesus heal a demon-possessed man some of the multitude questioned if Jesus could be the Messiah, Jesus was also a threat to their religious system. He pointed out the hypocrisy that was connected with their practice. The Bible records that on two different occasions He came into the temple precincts and drove out the moneychangers.