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What were the Ten Commandments?
a concise version of the covenant obligations for the Hebrews
the tax laws that Moses put in place for the new nation of Israel
the laws concerning punishments for crime in the nation of Israel
a list of traffic regulations for livestock, as the Hebrews sought to move their flocks and herds across the desert without interfering with other flocks and herds
a concise version of the covenant obligations for the Hebrews
the tax laws that Moses put in place for the new nation of Israel
the laws concerning punishments for crime in the nation of Israel
a list of traffic regulations for livestock, as the Hebrews sought to move their flocks and herds across the desert without interfering with other flocks and herds
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The Ten Commandments are a concise version of the covenant obligations for the Hebrews. They are a set of moral and ethical guidelines given by God to the Israelites, primarily found in the books of Exodus (20:1-17) and Deuteronomy (5:4-21) in the Bible. They serve as foundational principles for their relationship with God and with each other.