Ten Commandments In Order Novels & Stories

He opened his mouth to say something. “Shut your mouth.” However, someone else beat him to it. Second’s mouth automatically shut following the command of that person. Captain smirked, watching Second fiercely. “Thank you for assistance, Your Holiness.” “No… snort… problem.” “Here, take it.” Eagle snorted out the leftover mucus and wiped it off with tissue that was provided by Hisoka. “As we all know, our knight code is–” “To give undivided loyalty to the lord.” All of them recited the first commandment created by First, Second, and Shadow themselves.

Discipline. A slow, predatory smile touched Albert’s lips. “So. We begin with order. We end with the ultimate surrender.” He placed the die carefully on the glass table. “For Discipline, the transgression must be clear. You have been flawless in following explicit commands. So the transgression must be one of… spirit. Of unspoken defiance.”

She asked, getting Christian’s attention as he was busy looking at Adam. At Hazel’s question, he frowned innocently. He did not know what she was talking about. Hazel got that confusion and she said, “An eye for an, a tooth for a tooth, hm?” His eyes widened and he palmed his face, cursing under his breath. Hazel sighed and held Adam’s hand. She made him stand in front of her while saying, “This is old, Addy. Now the commandment says we should forgive our enemies. Do not curse at them, rather, bless them and pray for them. Forgive them just the way our heavenly Father forgives us and shows us the day; gives us our day’s bread. Understand?”

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.

No one interrupted. “These are the words as they were first written. Line by line. Without edit. Without reinterpretation.” My fingers traced the first line, my voice steady. “One: No name is above truth. Not blood. Not crown. Not mine. Two: We do not build from fear. We build from clarity. Three: Structure must serve, not suffocate. Power must be held, not hoarded. Four: Purpose is chosen, not inherited. Five: If you burn, let it be for light. Never for dominance.”

Chelsa slid the papers back into the folder, handing them back to me, and stood up. "You know, angels. In the Bible, angels helped guide people towards God and gifted them with the Ten Commandments, aka God's law. Vampires mirrored the Ten Commandments into their own twisted ones onto a galena ore; which is often used for lead. It's beautiful but so very deadly," "Do you know these commandments?" "Of course," Chelsa smiled.

"So now you have a different name." "What is it?" "I call you Radomir for your desire to live." Therefore, you already understand our first commandment in teaching. - What is the first commandment? "Let all that can live live." Therefore, the second commandment says that he who seeks to live is worthy of life, and let the rest fall by the righteous sword of death. - What's the next commandment? "The third commandment is that if you want to live, you must go up the stairs, because life is a ladder that you go up from floor to floor.

Of course he did. She peeled back the wax seal. Inside was a single black page, etched in silver ink. No letterhead. No signature. Just ten simple lines: THE TEN SINFUL COMMANDMENTS 1. Never deny your deepest desires. 2. Pleasure is power—wield it ruthlessly. 3. Trust is earned through surrender. 4. Speak only truth—unless a lie is sexier. 5. Pain is a gift. Accept it. 6. Loyalty belongs to the one who ruins you.

he intoned, his voice dark with disbelief, “how dare you stand here, armed with treachery and blasphemy?” But Michael didn’t flinch. “I do not stand here for myself,” he said evenly. “I stand for truth. And for justice long denied.” He lifted a sealed scroll from his belt and unrolled it, revealing a tapestry of symbols, signatures, and one central decree—the original covenant of the Order, signed centuries ago by the founding bishops. It was a sacred charter, long believed lost, that dictated the true purpose of the Church: protection of the innocent, not control over them.

A crowd had already gathered when they arrived at Chase's residence. They only dispersed after Otto displayed his authority as sect master. When they entered the residence, what Otto and the other elders saw nearly blinded them. Helena, Norm, Barry, Eason, and Yara were all Chase's subordinates. All of them were emanating more than one Order of the Path Intent. Dark, Light, Water, Fire, Poison, Lightning, Space, Life, Death, and Destiny. There were ten of them. Every Order of the Path Intent looked incredible and mysterious. They were mesmerizing.