Yoram Hazony | Make the Ten Commandments Your Symbol | NatCon 4

[@mc-g581]

Good to hear from Yoram. It's been too long.

[@dawnoliver2015]

Wow one of the best speeches I have heard for a long time. I love Yoram. Imagine people like him leading the country!!

[@laurenglass4514]

I hope it has become the mainstream.

[@edtoomey433]

We have every right to bring God back to Nation 🇺🇸

[@vandatavna7681]

@@mrleon4922 Perhaps you mistook what he was saying, because Mr Hazony was not suggesting we get rid of Christianity. He was talking about teaching the Ten Commandments, and bringing them back into the schoolroom. As children at Sunday School, in the Anglican Christian Church, we learned the Ten Commandments by heart. The Christian Bible includes the Old Testament as well as the New Testament, and one of the central tenets of the Old Testament is The Ten Commandments (given to Moses). The Ten Commandments are a guide to leading a decent and honorable life, and they have provided the basis for Judeo-Christian civilization over the past 2000 years.

[@haw1948]

The best NatCom speech yet!

[@MarkCox21125150]

Wow. This was straight fire. God bless you Yoram for your courage!!! GOD grant us courage to stand up!!

[@GiovanniAdami]

We should start every speech and meeting with the pledge and a prayer.

[@laurenglass4514]

Thank you for saying that comment about Poland

[@petersanmiguel1468]

Back to the Bible - Old and New Testament.

[@daniel.m.goldstein]

Great speech. Forwarding it on to people who should hear.

[@laurenglass4514]

Wow

[@sharonmann8885]

This is a part of restoring the ancient ruins.

[@alexthegrateme]

Well said. Agree. BTW: Read Yoram's masterpiece: God and Politics in Esther. Heavy... but good.

[@GiovanniAdami]

What shall we say? The ex president wrote to a Dutch intellectual. The editors of newspapers have no check and yet have power to make and unmake characters at their will, to create and uncreate constitutions, to erect and demolish administrations. When a few scribblers, all foreigners whose origin, history, and characters nobody knows, have more influence than President, senate, the people's own representatives, and all the judges of the land? Here was an early critique of tabloid journalism. -John Adams, after the Hamiltonians and Jeffersonians used pamphlets to destroy his reputation by printing lies and half-truths

[@klausmuhlhoff1464]

This is the first Natcon speach that's wishy washy . A real mixed bag . I'm all in with posting the 10 comandments in class rooms , but his definition on allies is wrong , all countries need to bring security to the table.

[@MarketAndChurch]

That was a small part of the talk that you really lazered in on.

[@Denise-tt1hq]

Herbert W Armstrong was right.

[@ofirabargel8424]

Maybe, you should begin at hallelu Yah Only two simple words, hallelu Yah

[@petersanmiguel1468]

Compare Ezekiel 34 with John 10.

[@dannybrown5205]

Not strong enough. Sounds weak and ready to be conquered. Solid message, poor packaging.

[@LaurenceBoyce]

The ten commandments? That say nothing about rape or slavery??? I guess that god ran out of stone tablet.

[@PostSupAnglican]

613 commands expound the 10 and millennia of scholarship expound those. As you may imagine, they deal with slavery and rape. It was a people steeped in biblical law who ended chattel slavery.

[@MarkCox21125150]

Don't be silly. "You shall not steal," by extension certainly speaks against any form of human trafficking or enslavement, as it would be stealing someone's freedom. Also, "You shall not commit adultery," speaks to the sanctity of marriage and sexual purity. By extension, this commandment condemns all forms of sexual immorality, including rape.