The Ten Commandments is a religious text that delves into the moral law from God given to Moses on Mount Sinai. The author, Robert William Dale, uses a careful and knowledgeable analysis of the original Hebrew text to explain each commandment and how to apply it in our modern lives. This book is essential for understanding the biblical foundations of Christianity and Judaism.

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