Topic: What were the laws of lost commandments that Moses broke

[SL-Punisher]

I didn't think it was 15...here's what I found at a website:

Everyone knows that Moses was the leader of his people and that the Lord had instructed him to climb Mount Sinai where he received the ten commandments. Most people believe that the commandments that Moses recited to his people and which are listed in Exodus Chapter 20 are the ten commandments that were written on the stone tablets that Moses broke but this is not so. These commandments were never written by the Lord or inscribed on stone tablets as is commonly thought. The Lord spoke these commandments to Moses who then recited them to his people.
It was at a later time when he had ascended Mout Sinai that the Lord gave Moses two tablets of stone on which the Lord had written the ten commandments by hand (Exod 31-18). Even though God had told him before descending the mountain that his people were worshiping a golden calf (Exod.32;7-8), when he actually saw them he purposely destroyed the most sacred and precious things ever given to mankind before anyone else had a chance to see them. We know exactly what was written on the first set of tablets because in Exodus 34:1 the Lord said to Moses, "Cut two tables of stone like the first; and I will write upon the tables the words that were on the first tables, which you broke". Thus it was that the second set of tablets contained exactly the same words as the first set of tablets. These tablets were then placed in the Ark of the Covenant for safe keeping. Since Moses did not recite the commandments that were written on the first or second set of tablets, the people continued to believe that the commandments that he had recited originally were the ten commandments. To this day, most people do not realize that the commandments in Exodus Chapter 20 were never written on the stone tablets but were only recited by Moses. God's ten commandments, as written on both the first and second sets of tablets, can be found in Exodus Chapter 34.  

[Sirgod]

Heh-Punisher, I think he was refering to the old Cult movie Wholly Moses.  

But good post still Bro.

Stephen

[SL-Punisher]

Whooof...right over my head And here I was thinking it was a real question.

[Khalee]

It was History of the world Part 1 by Mel Brooks   Sirgod

 

[Scott Allen Abfalter]

Some candidates:

"Seriously, I mean it, and it bears repeating: Thou Shalt Not Kill.  Period."  

"Thou Shalt Not Beat Thy Neighbor Because He Is Different."

"Thou Shalt Respect Women, and Women Shalt Respect Men."

"Thou Shalt Not Place Thy Own Needs Above The Needs of Children."

"Thou Shalt Not Place The Importance of Borders Above The Importance Of Life.  See 'Thou Shalt Not Kill'."

"Thou Shalt Convince The Unbeliever With Words, Not Thy Hand.  See 'Thou Shalt Not Kill'."

 

[SL-Punisher]

Yea I remember!

Mell brooks comes down from the mountain and says

"People of Israel God has given onto me these 15..." One of the tablets fall on the ground and breaks "No, 10 commandments!"

[762]

Quote:

Some candidates:

"Thou Shalt Convince The Unbeliever With Words, Not Thy Hand.  See 'Thou Shalt Not Kill'."

 

How about instead of this, "Thou shalt mind thy own goddamn business and respect the beliefs of others"?

[Confused??]

Disregard all of the above, cause Gabriel got me well drunk on whiskey and whizzing on speed.

[Sirgod]

Quote:
It was History of the world Part 1 by Mel Brooks   Sirgod

 

Your right, Wholly Moses was the Film with Dudely Moore IIRC, Thanks for the correction.

Stephen

[Death_Merchant]

Quote:

"Seriously, I mean it, and it bears repeating: Thou Shalt Not Kill.  Period."  
 

As a public service, I refer you to one of the funniest and saddest Onion articles:
 God Angrily Clarifies 'Don't Kill' Rule  

[Taldren_Erin]

I'd forgotten about that article. Still great the third or fourth time through.