It opens with Moses delivering the Ten Commandments amidst the Israelites’ rebellion, depicting the golden calf incident and Moses’ destruction of the tablets in anger. The narrative then ...

The film also covers Moses receiving the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, which are central to both Jewish and Christian teachings. This makes the movie an ideal watch for those observing the ...

In the Bible, the Israelites build the golden calf while Moses is on Mount Sinai receiving the Ten Commandments. In the movie, the scene is more intense and includes a confrontation between Moses ...

The "Dead Sea Scrolls" exhibit, announced at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, features ancient Jewish manuscripts, plus the rarely seen Ten Commandments Scroll.

Cecil B. DeMille made The Ten Commandments in the early 1920s, only to make its remake in 1956, which is still beloved today.

God gives the Ten Commandments as a counterpoint to the oppression of slavery ... The ancient Israelites arrive at Mt Sinai to receive these ten “words” with raw wounds on their back from the Egyptian ...

The legislation specifies no tax money will fund the displays and requires them to be shown alongside historical documents like the Declaration of Independence. But some scholars have legal concerns.

Exhibition at the Reagan Library coincides with both Passover in Judaism and Holy Week and Easter Week in Christianity.

A press release from the Reagan Library described the history, saying, “According to biblical narratives in Exodus and Deuteronomy, God revealed the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai ...

The Ten Commandments, as recorded in the Bible, are a set of moral, religious, and ethical directives believed to have been given by God on Mount Sinai. They include directives for people not to ...

Gayle Anderson reports the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute introduces the Ten Commandments Scroll from the Dead Sea Scrolls to its exhibit, “Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition.” ...