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Message definition (Is there a "two tables" division in the Ten Commandments? )
Scripture affirms that there were two literal stone tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written. But there are a couple of ways to understand how they were written. Some people teach that the Ten Commandments were spread out across the two tablets of stone, such that the first four (or five) were written on one, and the last six (or five) on the other. There is no Biblical basis to claim this as dogmatically true, and it might actually be false.
Scripture affirms that there were two literal stone tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written. But there are a couple of ways to understand how they were written. Some people teach that the Ten Commandments were spread out across the two tablets of stone, such that the first four (or five) were written on one, and the last six (or five) on the other. There is no Biblical basis to claim this as dogmatically true, and it might actually be false. Translation Scripture affirms that there were two literal stone tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written. But there are a couple of ways to understand how they were written. Some people teach that the Ten Commandments were spread out across the two tablets of stone, such that the first four (or five) were written on one, and the last six (or five) on the other. There is no Biblical basis to claim this as dogmatically true, and it might actually be false. Scripture affirms that there were two literal stone tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written. But there are a couple of ways to understand how they were written. Some people teach that the Ten Commandments were spread out across the two tablets of stone, such that the first four (or five) were written on one, and the last six (or five) on the other. There is no Biblical basis to claim this as dogmatically true, and it might actually be false.
