Video Marathon: The Ten Commandments | Marathons 

@@rajivshah6128 I thought so too until I experienced Him and His Love. There is no other explanation for what I know is true.

@@rajivshah6128 That could be true for some however in this case a good Holy God is the only explanation. How do you explain the complexity of life, of your own body or of the Universe?

@@rajivshah6128 Do you believe the complexity of your eyes and ears working in combination with your body and brain evolved?

Can something come from nothing?

@@rajivshah6128 Creator of everything good. Holy Holy Holy beyond our comprehension. He is outside of time and therefore can enter in time and do what we would call a miracle. He existed before time and is the creator of time. He is the Alpha & Omega the beginning and the end. He is self existent Almighty One True God of the Universe. Yes, He alone keeps the ball we live on and call earth spinning over 1,000 miles an hour creating the illusion of a sunrise and sunset every day. Which arrives on schedule and has for 6,000 years. On top of that our earth soars thru Space around the Sun at 67,000 mph making one rotation every year. Tons of complexity in everything we see and know. Does this not sound like design?

Profound? Seriously? Not one of his arguments makes sense! Name me one commandment that isn’t flawed! Just one! Plus the 10 commandments Prager is talking about are the wrong ones. Mozes broke these and they were replaced by a complete other set. That most if not all christian's don’t seem to know this proofs they don’t read their own bible.

If you consider that there may be some significance to the order of the laws it would hardly seem reasonable that cursing would qualify as second greatest in importance. But what many Christians fail to realize that they take the name of Jesus upon them at baptism. Failing to honor that covenant is taking His name in vain. Clergy who teach falsehoods are doing so in defiance of the position they hold as a representative of deity, they also take His name in vain.

Me too. I’ve never understood that one until now.

To carry or take God or his name lightly... including using it as a swear word invites the devil into our lives, and the devil will and does take full advantage of that! Avoiding any form of that is an important part of this commandment.

I didn't quite understand your comment until Dennis explains the 3rd commandment the way he did... your comment makes so much more sense now LoL, God bless🙏🕊️⛪✝️✝️✝️

I read teachers suppose it could be enemies?

That's why it doesn't take many evil people to ruin everything. It just takes lots of people who don't do anything.

@@billmueller4695 Yes, sir.

@SpaceAgeSlave At least I know what I am talking about. You seem to not have a clue. You need to go back to school 🏫.

It shouldnt. Love Prager but man this was hard to watch.

Not everyone is willing to watch a 1 hour video, but yeah

@@TechDeath28 Many assumptions lead to many wrong answers. Some will watch. Many will watch.

Don't think the point is to change opinion, but to inform.

what about the rest?

@Lukas Lombardo Well duh, of course God does.

@Lukas Lombardo That's not what worship is. You miss it because you anthropomorphize God, who is wholly different from Man. He doesn't need us. It's to our benefit to acknowledge Him, unless one thinks things like the human body - a hyper coded system of nanomachine biotechnology - just up and invented itself out of a tidal pool somewhere. Darwin's been disproven, there was no evolution. Things look designed because they were designed.

@Lukas Lombardo It was an opener to be honest. Allow me to ask you a question. What do you do for a living?

@Lukas Lombardo Lukas, all you seem to be doing is coming back with ad hominem but not addressing the very issue you invoked. You come out of the gate essentially saying God, choosing to act with His own creatures (us) any way He pleases, is tyrannical. You concurrently assert anyone fearing God (thus respecting that right of His) as being a National Socialist. You did so in the context of a Scriptural discussion, explaining the very sins which proves His actions just. Then when the supporting Scripture and tangential writings are supplied, you accuse that sourcing as being on meds and/or being a National Socialist. I've tried to help here, absorbed the insults, and would continue to try - but I don't know how I can help you here anymore. Certainly you have the right to say you don't care for what the Bible says - but you're only credible in doing so when you can show you completely understand it. You seem to have no grasp of any of it save for cherry-picking verses that atheists have tried before, and have been disgracingly embarrassed on time and time again.

@Lukas Lombardo Okay then, what do you do for fun? Are you a creative person, woodshop, art, or a sport? What is the one thing you would say that you are good at and enjoy doing?

Interesting.

If you say so. Gospel is not a Hebrew word but it means 'good news'. What you wrote sounds anything but!

@@ryukyu-kenpo Mick's wrote, "Gospel is a Hebrew word"

@@irisgonzalez-caulder9352 Gospel is the Old English translation of Greek εὐαγγέλιον, meaning "good news";[16] this may be seen from analysis of ευαγγέλιον (εὖ "good" + ἄγγελος "messenger" + -ιον diminutive suffix). The Greek term was Latinized as evangelium in the Vulgate, and translated into Latin as bona annuntiatio. In Old English, it was translated as gōdspel (gōd "good" + spel "news"). The Old English term was retained as gospel in Middle English Bible translations and hence remains in use also in Modern English.

​@@ryukyu-kenpo " Gospel is not a hebrew word "... how irrelevent.

@Lukas Lombardo what commandment of God is that?. The only thing that God wrote down himself if we're taking the Bible seriously was a ten commandments. Everything else was written by a man. Moses specifically wrote down what God told him to write down. But nonetheless, what Bible verse or scriptures are you talking about? Back here what's up with evidence please

If your trying to see God and the messiah through a protestant colored lens it will always be a struggle and its by design too. Throw those theologies away and just read it for yourself. And start at the beginning NOT in the middle of the apostolic letters as most protestants ("christians") would have you do. TIP: The 10 commandments are N-O-T covenant specific laws that were "nailed to the cross". They are forever laws that pre-existed mt sinai and all 10 post exist the cross. You might investigate 119 ministries

@Lukas Lombardo that’s right all should know unfortunately they won’t which it’s pretty sad for all unbelievers including in my own family one day and I believe soon EVERYONE WILL SEE

@@Initium1000 no need to be belligerent, we all have free will you can go ahead and believe or not we all have that right.

Excellent observance & recognition of Mr. Prager's character & good works stated simply, CJ.

Excellent! This need to be tech in all school! More grateful that you care, thanks!

I TOTALLY agree!!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mh9I56J3f4Q.html Howdy?

How? When Prager uses the wrong set of 10 commandments! Plus not one argument he makes is sound in any way!

Parents aren't dictators. The reason it can't be in a court house the same way sharia cannot be placed in the court house.

When I was in Jerusalem, I got to see how they kept the Sabbath there, from Friday at sunset to Saturday at sunset. On the Jewish side, even the ATMs were shut off. One or two cars on the road. No restaurants, no bars, no shops, no gas stations were open. People were walking around quietly, someone might be playing a guitar quietly, and everyone talked quietly. It was like the end of world happened, but it was nice.

@@monsterhunter445 Are you saying that you do not "DICTATE" any rules for your children to observe and obey, such as "DICTATING" the Ten Commandments to them and abide by them? Sharia laws are commandments not given by God, but by man. There is a huge difference between the two and should be recognized as such.

True we need Jesus for our Salvation but the 10 Commandments are still true today for All.

I totally concur. I’ve spent enough time in China to see that their lack of teaching fundamental scruples and ethics is the reason their society is so dysfunctional. They are even slowly realizing this, thus the sign advertising a school (in Shenyang, China) that has added teaching of scruples, a “new and noble concept.”

I get the complaint on "religious proselytization" but the religious part is what's nebulous - remember these commandments (statements) will mean nothing if it's some random John Doe's opinion. So the Supreme Being, the Creator - Yahweh - must be invoked to make them absolutes, objective truth. This gets rid of the nebulous part - there is no Allah or Buddha or Zeus or Jupiter. Only the Bible speaks the truth, not pagan and/or false god nonsense. Otherwise, things like murder and theft aren't bad for the perpetrator if he gets away with it, and if other people don't matter there's no downside. So the actual God MUST be part of the equation or there's no authority to either command or credibility to make statements.

@Lukas Lombardo Did you miss the LORD part? Did you forget the Great Flood with Noah where only 8 were saved? Check out Jeremiah 18:7, "If at any time I declare concerning a nation or a kingdom, that I will pluck up and break down and destroy it, ..." We can't anthropomorphize God - He's already told us, "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" and elsewhere He warns us, "The wages of sin is death." so it's only His mercy and grace that saves us. If God were to be fully just, all of humanity would be destroyed, myself included. Read the opening of Isaiah 6 and try to get a feel for how HOLY the Lord is, and how far beneath Him we little insect-like humans are. We are a vaporous nothing. All deserve death, the LORD cannot murder, and He may choose any method or agent He wishes to make a place clean.

@Lukas Lombardo see my reply - I'm assuming your response got fragmented?

@Lukas Lombardo Good sir, step back and behold your position here - you've chosen to interject commentary in a theological discussion (Theo - God; logy from logos - in this context "study of") then you immediately launch with humanist banter totally ignoring the subject matter, using old, stale criticisms of Scripture that have been disproven and shamed myriad times by people actually educated on the text as exegeted in context. Your elevation of Man to God's equal is right out of Lucifer's fall in Isaiah 14:12 - 16a: “How you are fallen from heaven, O Day Star, son of Dawn! How you are cut down to the ground, you who laid the nations low! You said in your heart, ‘I will ascend to heaven; above the stars of God I will set my throne on high; I will sit on the mount of assembly in the far reaches of the north; I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High.’ But you are brought down to Sheol, to the far reaches of the pit. Those who see you will stare at you and ponder over you: ...." Nazi is it? We know Yahweh is no socialist, because he says in Genesis 3:19 Man will eat by the sweat of his brow, not freeload off one another as the left would have everyone do. There's also the "don't covet don't steal part" which Marxism throws in the trash in its very premise, but I digress. By the way, to make your accusation "work" you had to add "undesirables" which is subjective vs. what I mentioned, "sinners", which is absolute and objective. God has EVERY RIGHT to do what His good pleasure is with HIS creations (that's you and me). We've both sinned and deserve nothing but death. Any favor or mercy He chooses to bestow is of His grace, which cannot be earned, otherwise it's no longer grace but instead a deserved wage. Thus we cannot equate the flawless (perfectly just) actions of the Creator with any action fallen Man may execute. With respect it is your relativism that is clouding you here - a "good person" in Man's eyes (let's be liberal and say that means "significantly better than Hitler was") is still a STAGGERING distance from the Holiness of God, remains a sinner, and still deserves death.. This includes folk heroes like Mother Theresa, et al. If even she got what she deserved, rather than grace, she'd be in Hell, regardless of any stack of "good works" - see Romans 9:10 - 23: "And not only so, but also when Rebekah had conceived children by one man, our forefather Isaac, though they were not yet born and had done nothing either good or bad-in order that God’s purpose of election might continue, not because of works but because of him who calls- she was told, “The older will serve the younger.” As it is written, “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.” What shall we say then? Is there injustice on God’s part? By no means! For he says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.” So then it depends not on human will or exertion but on God, who has mercy. For the Scripture says to Pharaoh, “For this very purpose I have raised you up, that I might show my power in you, and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth.” So then he has mercy on whomever he wills, and he hardens whomever he wills. You will say to me then, “Why does he still find fault? For who can resist his will?” But who are you, O man, to answer back to God? Will what is molded say to its molder, “Why have you made me like this?” Has the potter no right over the clay, to make out of the same lump one vessel for honorable use and another for dishonorable use? What if God, desiring to show his wrath and to make known his power, has endured with much patience vessels of wrath prepared for destruction, in order to make known the riches of his glory for vessels of mercy, which he has prepared beforehand for glory- ...." It's all there in the Word, sir - but you go ahead and shake your fist at the gate. Meanwhile you've still got to get around how Darwinism and Neo-Darwinism have been proven abject failures, not mathematically possible to have happened - and now evolution's been disproven. So the CREATOR is still there, and thus is Pascal's Wager. If you have to edit someone else's comments to fit your predefined categories, then you're not in the debate, you're just ranting.

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Where did Moses or Jesus talk about the renewed covenant? And where do you believe the renewed covenant begins and where does it end? ( Or rather the New covenant. Which I know exactly the answer)

With regards to the third commandment, please remember that we are not to use "God","Lord",Jesus". as a swear, cuss word. Whether you are angry, frustrated, anxious, depressed etc. THIS IS WRONG NOW AND FOREVER WILL BE. GOD'S NAME IS ABOVE ALL NAMES AND IT IS TO BE GLORIFIED.

​@@elizabeteborn5223 You do you.

Most Christians deny the 10 words through a doctrine of demons that says they were "nailed to the cross". Do you agree with that? And to get to the heart of the matter... you keep His holy and blessed day from sundown to sundown right?

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dude this is a video on the ten commandments

I mean, you could say the same about any punishment. If someone is “only” imprisoned for life, and is later found to be innocent, does he get those years back? Obviously, wrongful convictions of any kind are a serious issue. But there is also a societal price imposed by not putting to death heinous murderers. Whether we like it or not, a swift and sure death is the only effective deterrent for some people.

@@brianensign7638 people who serve long sentences and later found innocent or not guilty usually get big financial settlements in the US.

@@joshuastavos4376 True, but does that really make up for it? It’s still time shaved off their life that they can’t get back. It’s still family events they will never see, and trauma from prison that can’t be undone. Would you consider the death penalty for someone who pleads guilty? Like, there literally is no question that he did it? Example: the recent case of the Parkland shooter.

@@brianensign7638 I agree with you, and in the cases of obvious murder, it shouldn’t be hard to find people- especially the family of victims- to be the target of punishment for a conviction that turned out to be wrong. I also am a bit worried about confessions. Confessions would have to be ‘air tight’. People can be tortured in one way or another to confess and force must be ruled out.

@@joshuastavos4376 You’re right to be worried about all those things. I’m not so naïve that I would believe that any government can be totally trusted to mete out justice without close scrutiny. Unjust incarceration and conviction, coerced confessions… These are all serious problems. There’s no doubt about that. But when there really is no doubt; I mean, when hundreds of people watch you commit the murder, or the police catch you in the act-like, there’s nothing to investigate. Even then you wouldn’t pull the trigger?

It’s the same reason that Jesus is represented as being white more often than not: western culture hijacking a much older culture