The Ten Commandments: What Two Tablets Reveal about the Life of the Spirit and the Way Toward God

by Peter Zelinski

How much did God give to Moses when he gave him the Ten Commandments? In this fresh and fascinating look at the text that was inscribed on two tablets, Christian author Peter Zelinski (www.peterzelinski.com) finds meaning that is richer than just a list of rules. The Ten Commandments also can be seen as a map, Zelinski says. The details and structure of the biblical verses chart spiritual principles basic to our lives, and describe the steps in a progression aimed at drawing the heart nearer to God.

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2012

About the author

Peter Zelinski is a writer most widely known for his work related to manufacturing. He is the editor-in-chief of two major publications covering manufacturing technology, as well as co-host of a YouTube series on 3D printing for manufacturing, "The Cool Parts Show." Books and e-books are where he explores other interests. Works on theology include "You Did Not Choose Me, But I Chose You." His latest work is an e-book, "This Is Not a Book," offering a reader's appreciation for e-books, printed books, and how they differ. He lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Reviews

[Kaye · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book talks about the Ten Commandments are as unique as our hand. The first five are about loving God, and the second five are about loving man. Just like a hand, the is one unique command in each set of 5. Love God with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourselfe. He explores some relationship between them. I confess the author is my husband, but I think it is still a good book. Enjoy!