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4. Remember The Sabbath to Keep it Holy. Six days you shall work but the Seventh is a Day of Holy Convocation. The Sabbath was set apart at the completion of The Creation Week.  Then in Leviticus 23, Moses was shown to Set Apart The 7 Yearly Convocation Sabbaths. Then the 7th Year of Land Rest and Rest from Debt. Then The 50th Year of Jubilee and Finally The Millennium of the 7th Thousand Years.

 The Fourth Holy Convocation is The Day of Trumpets. This Day represents the ongoing process of Assembling The Body of Christ. On The Fourth Day, the Sun, Moon and Stars were Created for Signs and for Harvest Seasons. GOD wants a Harvest of People. The 15th Chapter of Acts gives us a good introduction to the worldwide harvest. The Apostles and Elders met in Jerusalem to establish the acceptance of Gentiles into The Body of Christ. Paul describes this in The Books of Colossians, Galatians, and Ephesians. (Read these books in this Website.)

 For over 2,000 years GOD has been gathering people into The Body of Christ. The Gospel must be preached in all nations before the harvest of salvation comes to an end.

 The culmination of The Day of Trumpets seems to be The Trumpet and Shout described in the Books of 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and in 1 Corinthians 15, and in 2 Corinthians 5. (These books describe all 4 Final Holy Convocations.)

5. Honor your Father and your Mother that your days may be long upon The Earth.... In The New Covenant, Our Father is GOD Most High and our Mother is represented by The Church. We are born into a new Family and connected in a Heavenly way. The Book of Hebrews describes the start and ongoing activities of Atonement provided to bring us closer to GOD....

 The Fifth Holy Convocation is The Day of Atonement. Refer to The Booklet on Hebrews for more details. Hebrews deals with Atonement and it also comments on The 10 Commandments. The Book of 1 John and Hebrews each give some details about the ongoing work of Atonement.

 1 and 2 Thessalonians and 1 and 2 Corinthians and Revelation 19, provide some information about the culmination of The Day of Atonement. The climax of Atonement seems best described in The 19th Chapter of Revelation - Where The Wedding of The Lamb to The Bride of Christ is described. The reward of The Marriage is counter balanced by The War of Armageddon at the ending of Chapter 19.... Thus we see The Day of Atonement and The Commandments have positive or negative rewards - based upon how we live.... And how we honor Our Heavenly Father.

6. The 6th Commandment is Do Not Murder - Or as the New Covenant states, Love Your Brother as you love yourself.

 The First Day of Tabernacles signifies the Start of The Millennium. In Revelation 20, The Saints are sitting on The Throne with Jesus to rule and reign with Him for 1,000 years.... Satan is bound and there is no opposition to the Rule of Christ. Until The devil is loosed for a little season....  

 Dealing with the Rule of Love or The Perfect Law of Liberty covers all 10 Commandments but more so with the last 6 it seems.... Christians must learn to love and forgive because we have seen so much of this given to each of us.... However in the end we see, “But because the love of many wax cold, the people rebel against The Law and Rule of GOD.” Mat 24:12-13.