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All righty, who's ready to get to work, amen? So good to see you. Welcome to church. If you got your Bible, go to Exodus chapter 20. We're dealing with the Ten Commandments. This year we're going to be in the Book of Exodus, and we're starting right in the middle with the Ten Commandments. So today we're going to hit commandment number two, no idolatry. And so we're going back about

three and a half thousand years into the past, into the days of Moses where God reveals to him

the Ten Commandments, which become the centerpiece of the law and the foundation for morality.

And what's really interesting, just consider this today.

How many moral objectives, ideas, concepts do you think in three and a half thousand years,

people will still believe are wise, helpful, prudent, and good? The answer is, next to nothing

that is being promulgated as morality in our day is moral,

and in three and a half thousand years, no one will remember it. Nonetheless, when it comes to the

Word of God, here we are. We're going back three and a half thousand years in history. We're looking

at the Ten Commandments that have served as the basis and foundation for morality, for millennia.

It's hard to overstate the significance of the Ten Commandments and our necessity to embrace them and live under their authority.

And so in the First Commandment, we studied there's only one God.

And today we're going to talk about worship. And so the first two commandments are really, there's only one God. And today we're going to talk about worship.

And so the first two commandments are really, there is one God, only worship that God. And the

truth is, if you in your own life will only have one God and only worship that God, those first

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