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The Ten Commandments: A Path of Faith and Wisdom
Five lessons for children and young people ages 10 to 14 introduce all ten of God's commandments through a Bible story, everyday examples, questions, and short activities. They focus on our relationship with God, respect for parents, and how we treat others.
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Introducing the Ten Commandments: What Are They and Why Do They Matter?
God's commandments teach us how to love God and the people around us. Over five lessons, you'll learn all ten and think about how they relate to your life at home, at school, and with friends.
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The First Three Commandments: Our Relationship with God
The first three commandments are about our relationship with God: being faithful, respecting his name, and making time for him. Just as friendship needs attention, faith has a place in everyday life. Our relationship…
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A Closer Look at the Third Commandment: The Lord's Day—Sunday
The third commandment is about the Lord's Day. In Christian life, that day is Sunday: time for God, rest, and the people with whom we share our lives.
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The Fourth Commandment: Honoring Your Parents
The first three commandments are about our relationship with God. The fourth is the first of the seven about our relationships with other people. It begins in the family, where we learn love, respect, and responsibility.
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The Fifth through Tenth Commandments: How We Treat Others
The first three commandments are about our relationship with God, the fourth is about parents, and the fifth through tenth are about how we treat other people. You'll encounter these questions at school, with friends…
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