Mr. Redmond Thursday, December 3 rd Room: 207.  The 10 Commandments, discovered by Moses.  God gave commandments on two stone tablets  Tablets were.

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Mr. Redmond Thursday, December 3 rd Room: 207

 The 10 Commandments, discovered by Moses.  God gave commandments on two stone tablets  Tablets were given at Mount Sinai

 1. Only one God – no others  2. Do not worship idols, humans, or material items  3. Do not use the name of God in wrongful use  4. Remember the Sabbath, keep it holy  5. Honor thy father and mother

 6. Thou shall not kill/murder  7. No intercourse outside of marriage  8. Thou shall not steal – no kidnapping  9. Do not lie, bear false witness, or fall in with evil  10. Do not desire another persons possessions or land.

 Emerged in Palestine/Israel in 1 st Century CE  Spread from Jerusalem to Syria to Mesopotamia to Egypt.  4 th Century: Adopted by Roman Empire and Armenia  2 Billion Christians today -  About 32% of world’s  population

 Jesus of Nazareth, held to be son of God  Messiah of the New Testament  Jewish Teacher/Rabbi from Galilee  Birth: between 7-2 BCE  Death: Between CE  Scholars agree: ministry and Teachings were around CE

 Christian Bible (Holy Bible): 66 Books  Divinely Inspired – sacred text written down according to what is reveled by God  New Testament: 27 Books  Includes Gospels, Acts of Apostles, and Revelations

 The Beatitudes – 8 Blessings in a proverb-like proclamation.  A set of Christian ideals that focus specifically on love and humility. -Jesus teaches mercy, spirituality, and Compassion through his sermon.

 Cosmological/Transcendent place where heavenly beings exist – angels, saints, God.  Earthly beings can ascend in the afterlife.  Accessible through standards of faith, goodness, virtues, and right beliefs.  Follow Commandments to enter – different rules for entry in Heaven based upon different sections of Christianity.