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The Ten Commandments
Contributed by Davon Huss on Feb 12, 2003 (message contributor)
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1. Lord's Name In Vain
Contributed on Feb 12, 2003
A brief sermon on #3 of the Ten Commandments.
Do Not Take the Lord’s Name in Vain Exodus 20:1-7 Evening Service for 2/2/2003 Introduction: A. In the journal of the American Medical Association Dr. Howard Bennett presented his personal study of the various names of people in the medical profession in the United States. In his study he ...read more
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2. The Sabbath
Contributed on Feb 12, 2003
A brief sermon on #4 of the Ten Commandments
Evening Service for 2/9/2003 Exodus 20:8-11 Introduction: A. Pocket calendars stuffed with appointments. Meals eaten in the car. Evening after evening spent away from home. Weekends that are busier than weekdays. Trouble sleeping and trouble waking up. Feeling fatigued. Feeling stressed. ...read more
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3. Honor Your Father And Mother
Contributed on Mar 10, 2003
A brief sermon on #5 of the Ten Commandments!
Honoring Our Father and Mother Deuteronomy 5:16 Evening Service for 2/16/2003 Introduction: A. On her 60th birthday, a woman from Brooklyn decided to prepare her last will and testament. She went to her rabbi to make two final requests: First, she insisted on cremation. “What is your ...read more
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4. Murder!
Contributed on Mar 10, 2003
A brief sermon on #6 of the Ten Commandments!
Murder- Exodus 20:13 Evening Service for 3/9/2003 WBTU: A. King James did not do justice to this commandment. Thou shalt not kill. PETA likes to use this. However, it refers to a human being taking the life of another human being, murder. A. Started soon after the fall. Cain and ...read more
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5. Adultery
Contributed on May 2, 2003
A sermon on adultery. Adapted from Ben James, a preacher who has gone to be with the Lord
Evening Service for 4/27/2003 Adultery Exodus 20:14 Introduction: Newsweek magazine did a series of articles on adultery in 1997. Not surprisingly, a majority condemned adultery as immoral. A handful of letter writers, however, suggested that the ethics of adultery were not so clear cut. ...read more