Peter Reyhart: Decalogue

The "the Ten Commandments" are so familiar to us that we don't think about what they mean. The Ten Commandments give us the marks of life following the guidance of Jesus. And in it Christians who transcended different times, places and cultures became united in prayer and prayer. We certainly know the "the Ten Commandments," but are we really following them? The "the Ten Commandments" are portraits of the person of God's only - begotten Son, Jesus. The Ten Commandments show the “way of being fashioned after Christ,” which is also“the way of being followed by God.”. “The lives of the people were a warning and a demonstration of Christ,” said Augustine regarding Israel’s keeping these commandments. “Jesus Christ fulfilled the law he spoke about on Mount Sinai,” said Irenaeus. The Law makes us aware of our sins, prevents us from doing what is right in our eyes, and guides us in the way of life. Jesus is the “ingenuity and soul of the Ten Commandments,” as evidenced by this. The Szeepesencial series is a series designed to return to “the essence of faith” and to review the basic doctrines and traditions of Christian faiths we consider to be so well known. In the third book, Peter Lechat, after decades of Mount Sinai’s events through Ten Commandments, returned with a strong wind and fire to pour out his holy spirit. At the very time of the coming of the holy spirit at Pentecost, it is a book that declares that the Holy Spirit began writing in “the tablet of the heart and not the stone.”. In the post-coona era, is life complicated?

Korean title: 십계명

Korean author: 피터 레이하트

Korean publisher: 솔라피데출판사

ISBN-13: 9788957501238