God's Ten Commandments Novels & Stories

"And what sins do you wish to confess from this past week?" I let a little tremor into my voice. Just a hint. "I... I coveted something that isn't mine, Father. Something I shouldn't want." It was not something but someone rather. "Coveting is a serious matter, Daisy. The Tenth Commandment warns us against it. What is this thing? A material good, perhaps? Be specific, so we might root out the temptation." I shifted on my knees, feeling the damp spot in my panties chafe against my swollen folds.

He never showed anger and when he did everyone shut up. "Let's set a few things straight for every God in this hall. Luther is a dark god, he never pretended to be good. All of his laws are for him and they won't change. He never betrayed any God in here. All of his allies he never turned on. He never had loyalty to any light God in here, so what he did in the past was never betrayal or wrong in his eyes. Just like restricting Dark Gods for no reason was not wrong to any Light God in this room." Exodus said only pausing for a second to make sure all Gods were listening.

He created the world in seven days. He made the protectors to oversee the world; they were given the task and responsibility to look after the place that God had created for them, but on one condition: The gods were not allowed to interfere in the affairs of humans. He himself moved to oblivion. Nobody knows where he came from and where he go. Thus, the story starts with the appearance of ten main gods. the gods of sun, moon, sea, land, fire, storm, forest and beasts created this world and life itself.

The Goddess said as she stood up and started to pass out books by hand. This was new. Why didn't my father tell me about this? "I know alot of you will be tempted to break the law but like I just said it's now the law and anyone who tries to use their powers to take the information in. Whether it be to help you remember better or to push the information into your minds, don't. It is a level one violation." The Goddess sternly stated. Groans came from all directions. Well all besides Blake.

Today am going to prove to Mr Romeo DiCaprio that I am worth having this job first to do that I have to read this commandments he gave me. I sat by the front desk and placed the book on the table opening it to read. The ten commandments of Mr DiCaprio that evey secretary most follow. 1)thou shall not come late to work 2)thou shall serve my coffee first thing in the morning 3)thou shall take their work seriously 4)thou shall not forget the first three rules 5)thou shall not question me 6)thou shall not mix personal life with business matters 7)thou shall not forget rule 5and 6

From our little conversation, I now understood he was just trying to give me friendly advice, not necessarily judge me. "Text me your email later, Mona. So I can send you his ten commandments," he said, setting his phone down on the table. "Ten commandments?" I repeated, confused. "You know, like a Memo." I still looked lost. He exhaled, "A memorandum of understanding, which is a set of rules that'll guide your relationship moving forward." Oh that. "Why do you call it his ten commandments?" I asked, curious. Steven reclined on his seat as a cynical smile twitched up a side of his lips, "You'll see."

"And then changes it when situations changes? Which means he isn't firm on one decision..." The pastor lowered his head and then raised it up again as if what he was about to say next would determine the fate of the universe. "God is the same yesterday, today, and forever," he began. "But, if he commands us to do something, we need to do it. He commands different things at different times to different people. Prophets speak for God and tells us what we need to know today because what we need to know is often different from what ancient people needed to know. We don't follow the laws of Moses anymore because that isn't necessary when we are relating with God, even though he commanded other pe

“The man there in the middle row.” Blake pointed at a middle-aged man in a suit. “I hear that you have sullied the relationship between a man and a woman with your proposed bill for multiple wives and same-sex marriages. How can you sleep at night knowing you are going against God’s teachings? Do you realize you will be sentenced to hell?” The man asked, looking hostile at Blake. “Sir, I wonder how I am going against God’s will?” Blake asked. “It’s clearly stated that a union should be for a single man and woman to be together in their marriage. Thou shalt not commit adultery is one of the Ten Commandments, and you, sir, indeed have broken this if you have multiple lovers.” The man stated.

Or going to the club or parties, or functions holding at night. She'd been raised with the sin mentality, her father had been the kind to hold a morning and night devotion every night and morning as she grew up. In her thirty three years of life, she'd never seen it defaulted. The fact that she wasn't attending the mini morning and evening church in the family's home right now was because she was now living on her own. During these moments, her father took his time to read and explain the Bible, he gave more emphasis to the the ten commandments: thou shall not steal, thou shall not commit fornication.

He catches me in time. “Don't look,” he orders harshly, dragging me into his chest, turning my face away with a hand firm on my jaw. “Don't look.” I'm shaking violently, my breath coming in broken gasps. It's difficult to believe what I've seen. Thou shall not kill—one of the ten commandments of Christ. And I watched Luciano take lives not once, not twice even. “All exits secure!” someone shouts. That takes his attention for a minute. He looks down at me, eyes blazing while he scans my face, my neck and trembling hands.