Moses hewed a second set of stone tablets; G-d engraved them also with the Ten Commandments, and Moses gave them to the Jewish people. Yet a few major questions come to mind. 1.

A few years earlier, cartoonist Shel Silverstein had also tried to make a similar point by depicting Moses chiseling onto stone more commandments than the ones we presently have, such as ...

IN his rush to get back down the mountain to his tribe, who had taken up dancing in his absence, Moses forgot to wait for God to fire up the 11th commandment: Thou Shalt Not Remake “The Ten C… ...

Explore the significance of Moses throwing the tablets in Soorah AlAraf, verse 154, and the associated supplications highlighted in Tafseer ibn Kaseer and Tafseer Mahazri. This examination delves into ...

Guido Reni, Moses with the Tablets of the Law (1624-25, Galleria Borghese) Like Rembrandt, Reni handles his Hebrew inscriptions in a highly commendable fashion; in fact, ...

God's message to humanity has taken on constantly morphing forms over time, from stone tablets to papyrus scrolls to gilt-edged books. Commentary: Moses would have approved these tablets - Los ...

Moses hewed a second set of stone tablets; G-d engraved them also with the Ten Commandments, and Moses gave them to the Jewish people. Yet a few major questions come to mind. 1.