The Decalogue; Being the Warburton Lectures Delivered in Lincoln’s Inn and Westminster Abbey, 1919-1

R. H. Charles delivers a series of lectures on the Ten Commandments, exploring the history, interpretation, and contemporary relevance of each commandment. Drawing on his background as a scholar of Jewish and Christian mythology, Charles provides a unique and insightful perspective on this foundational text.

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