ten commandments

If it's true that you are apostate and have dug your heels in, I mourn your loss and am saddened by what lies ahead for you. If instead you are simply trolling, which is suggested by your take on Exodus, I still pray you can be reached. I would advise, should you live long enough, to not except whatever is demanded of you during the tribulation period. Outside of the obvious reasons, it will be uncomfortable and stink really bad. Be well.

The Ten Commandments are in Exodus 34:1-28 (NOT Exodus 20 as many believe) according to the Bible itself. How can the Bible be wrong ... about itself?

A clear reading of Exodus 34: 1 starts with "And the Lord said unto Moses, hew thee two tables of stone like unto the first; and I will write upon these tables the words that were in the first tables, which thou brakest." Pretty clear that Exodus 20: 2 - 17 are the ten commandments (as many believe)

Nope. Read verse 28.

Did. Still isn't.

They are laws to be sure.. they aren't the 10 commandments

In the New testament, Jesus was asked, "which of the commandments is the most important?". His response does not involve the verses you claim are the 10 commandments. His response summarizes the 10 commandments outlined in Exodus 20. His answer, all of them, love God and love people are the 10 commandments.

This is the same Jesus who says you’re guilty of murder, if you hate your brother, or call him a fool…okaaaaay

Yes, the same Jesus who was also God and even made that claim. The one that secular historians recognize that he did die and came back to life. When someone comes back to life, I figure there's someone I need to listen to.

LOL.
So you really believe? Bwahahaha!
Talking snakes, magic trees, human sacrifice. Got it.

Oh absolutely! And the prophecies too. The ones that have been fulfilled and the ones that will. But absolutely you believe whatever you want. I, of course would prefer that you seek out the God of the bible before it's too late and I will pray for that for you. But outside of that, I wish you happiness and long life

Appreciate the sentiment, I was once in your shoes and believed it ALL. Preached it all. Taught it all. Argued it all. Even when I deconverted, my old pastor, a Doctor of Divinity with 50 years of experience, admitted that he couldn't answer my questions and that I had to just "have faith." Wow, nice. Ironically, after having breakfast with me over a few weeks, he admitted that I'd even shaken HIS faith and he was having doubts. He retired two years later.

It all stemmed from doing a real, deep dive into the Bible and how it was written. The King James version of the New Testament was completed in 1611 by 8 members of the Church of England yet it is revered as the “Authorized Version.” However, there were (and still are) no original texts to translate.

The oldest manuscripts we have were written down hundreds of years after the last apostle died. There are over 8,000 of these old manuscripts, with no two alike. The King James translators used none of these, anyway. Instead, they edited previous translations to create a version their king and Parliament would approve.

So, 21st Century Christians believe the "Word of God" is a book edited in the 17th Century from 16th Century translations of 8,000 contradictory copies of 4th Century scrolls that claim to be copies of lost letters written in the 1st Century.

That's not faith. That's insanity. And that's what the "faith" of Christianity is built on.

The problem with "faith" is that's what you need when you have no evidence. If there's actual evidence, no faith is necessary.

"Yes, the same Jesus who was also God and even made that claim."

No.

"The one that secular historians recognize that he did die and came back to life."

No.

There have been many secular historians since the second century that have acknowledged the historical truth of the life of Jesus. Jesus did claim to be God in the bible. "Before Abraham was, I am." And a few others. God gave you right to not believe in Him and what He has done. I am just trying to tell people that there is a truck coming at them called death. We will all experience it. We can die once and live eternally with God or we can be eternally separated from Him. He leaves the choice up to each of us.

No, there aren't any acknowledging such, let alone the come back to life bit.

No, he made no such claim, hence why you couldn't find any to post.

You must’ve missed the last phrase which says “these are the 10 Commandments” LOL. Typical.

Indeed the covenant, i.e. the ten comandments, is what was written. The ten commandments from Exodus 20. I didn't miss it. I read it and understood what it was saying

Nah, your blinders caused you to miss quite a lot.
I did the whole Christian thing for 50+ years. I was a missionary to Central America, I preached in multiple churches, I lead people to Christ, I taught apologetics courses at churches, then I realized what a sham and a scam it really is. The reason Hebrews tells you that once someone has fallen away, they can never again be brought to repentance, is because once you stop believing the fairytales (like the disembodied hand appearing out of nowhere to write prophecy on the wall for Daniel to read), you just can’t be forced to believe that crap again. You might as well believe the chronicles of Narnia is true, or the Lord of the Rings is true, or Star Wars, or Harry Potter.

And secular historians, real secular, historians, believed no such tripe.

We could go on for days and days, but you’re too dug in. Enjoy your delusion. I’ve been there, done that.

https://www.is-there-a-god.info/blog/belief/what-do-the-leading-secular-historians-say-about-jesus/
Find here a list of secular historians tat acknowledge the life of Jesus