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Vocabulary practice flashcards exploring the biblical basis, division, inner meaning, and fulfillment of the Ten Commandments as presented in Christian scripture and teaching.
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Path to Eternal Life (Mt. 19:16-17)
Jesus' instruction to the rich young man that if one wishes to enter into eternal life, one must keep the Commandments.
The Greatest and First Commandment
To love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind (Mt. 22:37-38).
The Second Greatest Commandment
To love your neighbor as yourself, which together with the first commandment forms the foundation on which hang all the Law and prophets (Mt. 22:39-40).
The Old Covenant (Ex. 19:5)
The covenant established in the desert of Sinai where God declared Israel would be His treasured possession out of all peoples if they obeyed His voice and kept His covenant.
Covenantal Tablets
The two stone tablets containing the Ten Commandments that God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai.
Basis of God's Commandments
Love, whose fundamental essence is the love of God and the love of fellow brethren.
First Section of the Decalogue
The first three Commandments, which specifically govern the relationship of man with God.
Second Section of the Decalogue
The remaining seven Commandments, which instruct people on the mutual relationships between human beings.
Hebrews 8:10
The passage declaring the transition of the Commandments from stone tablets to being put in human minds and written on human hearts.
Inner Meaning of the Fifth Commandment
The duty not only to avoid murder, but also to actively respect, protect, and maintain the dignity of human life.
Inner Meaning of the Seventh Commandment
The duty not only to avoid stealing, but also to protect others' properties and remain just in the use of money.
Fulfillment of the Law
Jesus' mission not to nullify the commandments, but to complete them through love, justice, and eliminating internal evils such as anger.
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus' teaching providing a detailed explanation of God's Commandments, replacing 'an eye for an eye' with loving enemies and conquering evil with goodness.
John 15:10
Jesus' teaching that whoever keeps His commandments will abide in His love, just as He kept His Father's commandments and abides in His love.
Hallmark of a Christian
Love, which is nurtured by obeying God's Commandments sincerely in daily life in order to inherit eternal life.