The Ten Commandments.

“Nailed to the Cross” or Required for Salvation?

BY DAVID C. PACK

For every cause there is an effect. Obeying the Ten Commandments identifies the cause that will produce every good and desirable effect. But the world has been deceived, thinking that this great Law is burdensome and harsh, and lacks love and mercy. Yet, the world ignores the plain Word of God: “For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments and His commandments are not grievous” (I John 5:3). The Ten Commandments are NOT done away! Now you can learn why YOU should keep this living, active, spiritual Law of God.

• Introduction.
• Chapter One – Did The Ten Commandments Precede Moses?
• Chapter Two – The Law of God Is Given
• Chapter Three – The First Commandment — “No Other Gods Before Me”
• Chapter Four – The Second Commandment — “You Shall Not Make Unto You Any Graven Image…”
• Chapter Five – The Third Commandment — “You Shall Not Take the Name of the Lord in Vain…”
• Chapter Six – The Fourth Commandment — “Remember the Sabbath…”
• Chapter Seven – The Fifth Commandment — “Honor Your Father and Mother…”
• Chapter Eight – The Sixth Commandment — “You Shall Not Kill”
• Chapter Nine – The Seventh Commandment — “You Shall Not Commit Adultery”
• Chapter Ten – The Eighth Commandment — “You Shall Not Steal”
• Chapter Eleven – The Ninth Commandment — “You Shall Not Bear False Witness…”
• Chapter Twelve – The Tenth Commandment — “You Shall Not Covet…”
• Chapter Thirteen – Does the New Testament Teach All Ten Commandments?
• Chapter Fourteen – Are Christians Freed From the Old Covenant?
• Chapter Fifteen – What Does the New Testament Teach About Law and Grace?
• Chapter Sixteen – Does the New Testament Contain New Commandments?
• Chapter Seventeen – How the New Testament Defines Sin
• Chapter Eighteen – You Can Overcome and Prevent Sin

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The Ten Commandments.

“Nailed to the Cross” or Required for Salvation?

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