Ten Commands from God
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Adults · No place to hide

The excuse is familiar. The responsibility is yours.

These fictional cases examine how ordinary explanations become cover for disobedience. Read the facts, choose a response, consider who pays the cost, and identify a concrete step toward obedience.

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A professional pauses before accepting a dishonest promotion offer.
Commandment 1 · Put God first

The promotion is not the real offer

The promotion would change your family’s finances.

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A professional respectfully declines an invitation to a spiritual ceremony.
Commandment 2 · Worship God alone

A god you can control

A business contact invites you to a private ceremony.

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A contractor speaks honestly with a client about unfinished work.
Commandment 3 · Honour God’s name

Stop putting God’s name on your dishonesty

You promised a client that work was complete.

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An adult closes a busy work desk to make room for rest and worship.
Commandment 4 · Remember the sabbath

A calendar can confess your priorities

Your schedule has room for work, extra work, financial monitoring, messages, and recovery through more consumption.

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An adult son patiently assists his elderly father with an appointment.
Commandment 5 · Honour your parents

Your parent is not an inconvenience to manage

An aging parent needs help understanding an important appointment.

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An adult refuses to assist a threat and calls for responsible help.
Commandment 6 · Value human life

Anger does not give you ownership of a life

A long dispute has hardened into revenge.

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A married couple begins a serious conversation with a phone set aside.
Commandment 7 · Be faithful in marriage

The affair began before you named it

The messages started as professional conversation.

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An employee removes a personal purchase from business expense claims.
Commandment 8 · Do not steal

The reimbursement nobody checks

You control small business expenses.

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An employee gives an accurate account during a formal workplace review.
Commandment 9 · Tell the truth

A reputation is not expendable evidence

A colleague is under investigation.

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A neighbour chooses a warm greeting rather than resentful comparison.
Commandment 10 · Be content

When their good fortune feels like your loss

Your neighbour’s house, marriage, and financial ease have become the story you rehearse against your own life.

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