In the Religion, the core content of the doctrine is called the "Ten Commandments", which are the foundation and guiding principles of the beliefs of the Religion. The Ten Commandments include the following:
The First Commandment: Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
This is the first of the Ten Commandments, and it emphasizes the exclusivity of the religion, that is, only one true God can be believed, Yahweh. It requires people not to worship any other gods or idols, nor to believe in any false gods or cults.
The Second Commandment: Thou shalt not make an image of thyself, nor of any image of the heavens, nor of the earth, nor of the earth, nor of the waters.
This commandment prohibits people from making any form of idols or images to represent God, nor from believing in any natural or supernatural forces. It emphasizes the Trinitarian concept of the religion, that is, there is only one God, but exists in three persons.
The Third Commandment: Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
This commandment emphasizes the dignity and importance of God's holy name, and prohibits people from misusing God's name or using it to swear or curse. It requires people to treat God's name with reverence and reverence, and to address it with humility and honesty.
Fourth Commandment: Remember the Sabbath day, and keep it holy.
This commandment sanctifies the Sabbath and requires people to stop working on the Sabbath, worship God, and enjoy time with their families. It emphasizes the importance of rest and worship in order to cultivate people's spiritual and moral lives.
Fifth Commandment: Thou shalt not kill.
This commandment, which prohibits people from committing homicide, emphasizes the sanctity and preciousness of life, and requires people to respect the lives of others and abide by the law and moral norms.
Sixth commandment: Thou shalt not commit adultery.
This commandment, which prohibits people from committing adultery, **or other forms of sin, emphasizes the sanctity of marriage and the importance of fidelity, and requires people to abide by moral norms and respect other people's feelings and families.
The Seventh Commandment: Thou shalt not steal.
This commandment prohibits people from stealing or robbing other people's property, and it emphasizes the property rights and moral responsibilities of the individual, requiring people to obey the law and moral norms.
Eighth Commandment: Thou shalt not bear false witness against others.
This commandment, which prohibits people from cooperating in false testimony or framing others in court or elsewhere, emphasizes the importance of honesty and impartiality, and requires people to abide by ethical norms and laws and regulations in their lives.
The Ninth Commandment: Thou shalt not covet a man's house;and thou shalt not covet thy wife, or his servant, or his maidservant, or his oxen and donkeys, or all that he has.
This commandment emphasizes the importance of temperance and self-discipline, asking people not to covet the wealth and status of others and to focus on their own faith and life. It also emphasizes the right to personal property and respect for the property rights of others.
The Tenth Commandment: Thou shalt not curse anyone, nor associate with wicked men and evil spirits.
This commandment prohibits people from using vulgar language or cursing at others, nor from communicating with people or spirits. It emphasizes the importance of respect for others and oneself and the observance of ethical norms, requiring people to maintain an attitude of humility and reverence in their lives.
The above is the core content of the ** religion doctrine - the "Ten Commandments", which is the foundation and guiding principle of the ** religion faith. These commandments cover norms and values in many aspects such as morality, faith, family, society, and individuals, and are the basic norms that believers should follow.