Ten Commandments Of God Novels & Stories

There are so many more interesting things I could be doing. The man crowding me didn't bother to reply, he was too focused on his prey. "You shouldn't be here human," He snarled, "You don't deserve to even breathe the same air as us. None of you vermin do." Alexander spoke with conviction, ice coating his every word. He was speaking the words I had once thought every werewolf believed. His hatred gave a voice to the contempt humans thought that our wolf rulers held us in, that we were less than they were.

'" Exodus 32: 7-8. Moses walked into the camp, saw the devastation created by their lack of faith and direction and destroyed the calf by melting it down and making the Israelites drink it. God punished those who had sinned and struck them with a plague. They had broken their covenant with God merely days after it had been initiated and renewed, and thus, they were punished and looked down upon by God. The Israelites would remain in the desert for forty years and then finally moving to the promised land. After Christ would die for our sins, the Ten Commandments' role in the covenant would become obsolete as the sin they are seeking to prevent was forgiven. In the modern age, the Ten Commandm

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.

I made the sign of the cross, the familiar gesture a desperate plea for help, and squeezed my eyes shut, willing the image to vanish. Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on Earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen. I took another deep breath, forcing myself to calm down, to regain control. I had to do this. Levi was waiting for me. Slowly, cautiously, I opened my eyes, steeling myself for what I knew was coming. A vision of pure, unadulterated temptation greeted me.

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.

-------------------- Sixteenth page of DEOS—commandments I, the creator of all things, who sparked life with a single sway of my arm, I command thee to only worship your king, Ali-Fiy Arde, the master of all the living, I endow the holy crown only for his bloodline. At the center of earth will be the resting place of your rule, the place where his throne will be found, and the people of this kingdom shall keep it sacred and clean. The lengthy ranges of rocks surrounding the earth is sacred, one should never cross it.

It was said to be made from human hide, but the rumor wasn’t supported with evidence. Each boss had a personalized key, but during the annual Tribunal, only the host could open the said ledger. Rios skipped several pages and landed on the Ten Cardinal Laws that the organization upheld: LOYALTY ABOVE ALL. CODE OF SILENCE. OBEY THE CHAIN OF COMMAND. NO TOUCHING ANOTHER MEMBER’S FAMILY UNLESS NECESSARY. RESPECT AMONG MEMBERS. HONOR ALL PACTS WITH ALLIED FAMILIES. BUSINESS FIRST.

I said angrily. "I don't believe any word that comes out from this mouth of yours." "Well I don't lie because I don't know how to." "Wait, you haven't lied in your life?" Peter asked. She nodded. "Yes it is in the ten commandments, thou shall not lie" "Yeah that what I heard but I don't believe that. We are all human, no one is that much of a saint." "Yeah I know that." Carla confirmed. I turned to Carla and Peter. "What the fuck?"

Timotheus snatched the Bible from Ferran’s hand and opened it as if he was so familiar with the book. “John 3:16… John 3:16…” Timotheus opened the Bible and saw the highlighted verse. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” He read. “What about the numbers 17, 18, 19, 20, 21?” Czaquira asked. “Maybe the words?” Timotheus was confused for a while.

I asked, my heart pounding. “I mean you need to be punished, my boy. You need to feel the sting of your transgression. You need to be reminded of the righteous path.” His voice dropped even lower, a seductive, menacing whisper. “I want you to stand up. Turn around. Pull down your pants. And spank yourself. Ten times. For each of the Ten Commandments you have broken with your filthy thoughts. And I want you to count them out loud. So I can hear you. So I know you are truly repentant.” My whole body went rigid with shock. “What? Father, no! I… I can’t.”