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Ten Commandments Day
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Ten
Commandments Day
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Ten
Commandments Day Church Bulletin Announcement
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Ten Commandments Day Church Bulletin
Announcement
Ask your church to be involved. Give your church secretary a
short one paragraph Church Bulletin Announcement, to add to your
church bulletin on that day.
The first Sunday of May is Ten Commandments Day.
President James Madison reflected best the importance of our
commitment to God's standard when he noted that America's success
was dependent upon the determination of "each and every one of us to
govern ourselves, to control ourselves, to sustain ourselves
according to the Ten Commandments of God." The Ten Commandments is
the most commonly posted scripture in our society, being posted in
over 4,000 public places and in millions of churches and homes.
"And thou shalt write them the posts of thy house, and on
thy gates."
Deuteronomy 6:9.
The most important reminder of this day is to do the Ten
Commandments. |
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The Greatest
Commandment
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The Greatest Commandment from Jesus
36 Master, which is the great commandment in the law?
37 Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.
38 This is the first and great commandment.
39 And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
40 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.
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Seminar
by the Foundation of Moral Law
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Seminar by the Foundation of Moral Law
The Foundation for Moral Law in Montgomery,
Alabama, will be hosting several Pastor's Seminars entitled,
"Restoring the Foundation: Church, State, and
the Law" in 2006.
Judge Roy Moore, Dr. John Eidsmoe, and Foundation
attorneys will discuss, among other topics, the true "separation of
church and state," the "rule of law," the historical role of the
pulpit in America's history, and the IRS guidelines for speaking out
on public moral issues.
All interested pastors should contact the
Foundation for Moral Law at 334/262-1245 or email
info@morallaw.org for more
information:
http://www.morallaw.org
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Ten
Commandments Court Case
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The Idaho Supreme Court is hearing Ten Commandments case to
determine if the Ten Commandments should be returned to Julia Davis
Park. Read more at
http://www2.kbcitv.com/x69194.xml |
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Proclaim
the Ten Commandments throughout all the land,
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Proclaim the Ten Commandments throughout all the land, by giving
a Ten Commandments gift.
Featured Ten Commandments Gifts:
a. Book by Judge Roy Moore, So Help Me God. Get from a local
Christian bookstore near you, or get a historical autographed copy
by Judge Moore, at no extra cost from
http://www.morallaw.org
b. Ten Commandments Stone Tablets for your church or your
home:
http://tencommandments.faithweb.com/stone.html
or
http://www.empirico.com
c. Over 100 Ten Commandments Gift idea from 9 different web
sites. Listed at
http://www.heritage-signs.us/ten/display_ten_commandments.phtml
Help recreate awareness in our society about the foundations
of our heritage. Without exception, The Ten Commandments were part
of that heritage. Let's get America thinking again about what made
it great! Give the gift of the Ten Commandments. Go to
http://www.10commandments.biz and see a list of 9
different web sites listing over 100 Ten Commandments Gift products,
including lapel pins, magnets, car tags, hats, yard signs, coins,
etc.
Displaying the Ten Commandments in your home with a
refrigerator magnet or wall plague will assist your children in
learning the Commandments. Purchase of a gift from any of these
organizations will promote the cause of the Ten Commandments
throughout our land. |
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Judge
Roy Moore
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Bill
before the Georgia Legislature to post the Ten
Commandments.
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What Is The
Greatest Commandment?
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The Greatest Commandment from Jesus WHEN ASKED TO declare
what is the greatest commandment, Jesus summarized the Ten
Commandments by saying, “You shall love the Lord, your God,
with all your heart, soul and mind, and you shall love your neighbor
as yourself.” A connection has been formed, then, by God among
those three: God, others and ourselves.
The first table of Commandments are directed toward our
relationship with God in that we worship him above all else, respect
his holy name and keep the Sabbath day. The last table of
Commandments deal with our relationship with others and how we live
in relation to them. These commandments, given to Moses on Mount
Sinai, have become the foundation for moral order in many societies
of the world, including our own. God has taught that to live a good
life is to live in harmony with him, with those around us and with
ourselves. But which of these three is the hardest to achieve? We
often hear it said that we cannot claim to love God if we hate our
neighbor; such people are seen as hypocrites. It is true that people
can and will do things that make us crazy and that their actions may
make it difficult to love them, but I’m not sure our neighbors
are the most difficult to love. Read more at
http://www.timesleader.com/mld/timesleader/living/13375873.htm
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Christian Refrigerator Magnet Click On Image to find out more about these products.
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Christian Yard Signs
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10 Commandments
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Christian License Plates
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Christian T-shirts
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