Spent an entire Sunday afternoon watching a 3-hour, 53-minute blockbuster movie, The Ten Commandments, on a watermelon video. Filmed by the American Paramount Company in 1956, the scene is magnificent, the cast is strong, the picture is beautiful, and many shots have the feeling of oil painting, which is worthy of a classic blockbuster in the history of cinema.
The plot of the movie is as follows:
More than 2,000 years ago, in Egypt under king Ramses, moses, the first ancestor of Judaism, after a desperate struggle, finally led his people out of the old Egypt, away from the whips and death of Pharaohs, away from the terrible slave body, and became a free man. Moses led his people through the vast sea of sand, which lasted for more than 40 years, to find the place god-given flowing with honey and milk, which was at the foot of Mount Sinai, and that place was called Jerusalem.
On the holy mountain, Moses accepted the Ten Commandments given by God and inscribed them on a tablet, which became the creed that the Jews would always follow, the ark containing the Ten Commandments, which later generations called the "Ark of the Covenant."
The above mythological story, recorded in the Old Testament - Exodus, is also the theme of the film "Ten Commandments".
The Ten Commandments are the ten rules that God in the Bible promulgated to the nation of Israel through the prophets of Israel and the tribal leader Moses. The Jews took it as the norm of life and the original letter of the law.
The Ten Commandments are as follows:
The First Commandment There shall be no other God but Jehovah.
The second commandment is not to carve idols for yourself.
The third commandment is not to call the Lord by his name.
Fourth Commandment Remember the Sabbath.
The Fifth Commandment Be filial to your parents.
The sixth commandment is not to kill.
The seventh commandment is not to commit adultery.
The eighth commandment is not to steal.
The Ninth Commandment: Do not frame people with false testimony.
The Tenth Commandment: Do not covet one's possessions.
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