“The First Commandment is, in many ways, a definite part of every Commandment, because each Commandment reflects back to issues, situations, offenses, emphasizing humanism over holding God above all things.

False gods are many times some bizarre idea, ornamentation, figment of imagination, or even a bold bizarre daring act of using satan as a replacement for The One God that is Pure and True.

God’s Name in vain says not just a lack of respect, but a definite insult, an act of collusion between an individual and satan, because of any foul connection to God’s Name, demeaning to God, which pleases the fallen angel who was cast out of Heaven for so much ugliness and wrongdoing, based on jealousy, envy, and acting equal and/or superior to God.

Remember, a special time for God, and God Alone, is important to our Spiritual welfare, our Soul, and our growth in remembering God is our Creator, and we hold within us a Portion of Him — our Soul.

The Sabbath says: Time dedicated to God for our whole being, our moral strength, our physical strength, and help for our sound moral values and sound moral standards, to secure more purity of mind and body, for our Soul.

Humanly speaking, we associate a mother and father with our very existence. We are taught obedience to them, respect for them, and love is innate in our feeling for them.

This too is in God’s Commandments, because spiritually we recognize a Heavenly Father and a Heavenly Mother, and They are the Ultimate Association we have to our earthly parents.

Killing Christ was wrong. He was an Innocent Victim of mercenary greed and other demonic pleasures.

It is wrong to kill in any way, such as being a traitor to our fellowman; killing his body, spirit, happiness, hope, values, standards, purity of the Soul.”