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I would like to ask if the discovery of the Ten Commandments tablets is true?
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I would like to ask if the discovery of the Ten Commandments tablets is true?
Recently, I saw the following article online:
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2008-09-10 2:22 am
Supplementary materials regarding the discovery of the Ten Commandments tablets
Report from the American "Sun" newspaper on February 25, 1992
On May 17, 1992, there was a report in the seventh edition of Shanghai's "Liberation Daily"
titled "The 'Myth' of the Gulf War." After investigation, it was found that this news has a reliable source. Now, from the American "Sun" newspaper (SUK) dated February 25, 1992, reported by journalist Mike Jones, we learn more detailed information and exact names. The full text is translated as follows:
Two tablets inscribed with the "Ten Commandments" have been excavated
Bombs from the Gulf War revealed a cave with divine inscriptions
Experts are excited, claiming they have discovered a stone tablet listing God's "Ten Commandments" in southern Iraq, and say the inscriptions were made using lasers.
An expert from the Israeli Antiquities Authority, Bikur Hoshe, said: "This tablet was given to Moses by God 3,300 years ago, and later when Moses saw the golden calf, he shattered it."
This discovery is indeed thrilling, and scientists are particularly astonished by the method of inscription. Physicist Arens from Jerusalem University examined the tablets. Jacob

Krenr said: "The technique of inscribing characters was something no one could master back then. Despite centuries of cultural invasion, the writing remains clear and sharp-edged; no stonemason could carve such perfect letters."

Allens and other scientists from Europe and America have conducted examinations using various methods, including X-rays and computer analysis. Professor Ludnig Szles from Berlin University stated: "The characters were undoubtedly burned into the stone tablet. I cannot yet say for certain that a laser beam was used, but some form of engraving light was definitely employed—a technology that the ancient Hebrews could not have achieved."

The cave collapsed, and the tablet was excavated from the Euphrates Valley, about 80 miles north of the Kuwaiti border, during the "Desert Storm" that targeted the Iraqi forces hidden underground in the Gulf War.

Kurt Jenkins, the British archaeologist who was the first to reach the site, recounted: "It was the intense bombing by the air force that caused the cave to collapse about 100 feet underground." Jenkins and other Anglo-American archaeologists found many artifacts there, including these incredible two tablets of the "Ten Commandments." Jenkins said, "We have not yet carefully examined all the artifacts. We just loaded them all onto a plane and left, knowing that the Iraqis would not allow us to excavate that area officially." The second set of tablets—given to Moses by God on Mount Sinai after he destroyed the golden calf and its worshippers—are believed to have been lost when the Hebrews were taken captive by the Babylonians 2,500 years ago. The ancient Babylonian ruins are not far from the collapsed cave.

Biblical scholars are greatly relieved by this discovery, as it proves that the events recorded in the Bible are historical facts. The account of Moses breaking the tablets is recorded in Exodus 32:15-20 in the Old Testament. The account of Moses receiving the second set of tablets is recorded in Exodus 34:1-7.

Professor Biko said: "If we could find the second set of tablets, that would be wonderful. We could compare them with each other, especially to determine how the inscriptions were made." The Bible states that the 'Ten Commandments' were written by the finger of God; could the finger of God be a laser beam? These two broken stone tablets will be studied

further, allowing scholars and scientists to conduct more examinations

ansu                                                                                                     2008-09-10 6:23 am
Best Answer
1. However, in the covenant, there is a new set of tablets given to Moses by God. The first two tablets were broken because Aaron led the people to worship the golden calf.
2. Of course, if real tablets were to appear, it would be a good thing, but due to the long history, it is possible to create a forgery to attract the attention of the world and make a profit from tourism. Therefore, we only need to worship God with our hearts and sincerity.
3. We should not be like those who think that possessing sacred objects will bring blessings; what God truly desires is for us to live out the humility and gentleness of Christ's character, which is the most important thing.
Reference: Experience
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GOGO                                                                                                    2008-09-16 4:46 am
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[Anonymous]                                                                                                             2008-09-14 6:04 pm
"Discovering the tablets" and proving that what the Bible says is "all historical facts" are two different matters, right? Just like the discovery of the "Troy site," does it prove that everything said in "Greek mythology" is a fact? If that's the case, it gets confusing. Is Zeus real? Do Athena and Apollo actually exist? Is Jehovah real? The Bible says there is only one God, so what about those Greek gods?

On July 15, 1799, a captain from Napoleon's invading army discovered the stone tablet near the Egyptian port city of Rosetta. The tablet was engraved during the Ptolemaic dynasty in 196 BC, featuring three types of writing: Greek letters, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, and ancient Egyptian demotic script. The Egyptian text on this tablet was thoroughly studied by Champollion, leading to the understanding of Egyptian writing. The tablet is also quite clear! Should we say that the discovery of the Rosetta Stone proves that Egyptian mythology is real?

Supplement on 2008-09-14 10:35:45:
The clarity of ancient stone inscriptions is not related to the tools or techniques used for engraving. The key issue is whether the engraved stone can withstand wind and rain to avoid weathering and erosion. The relief carvings from the Assyrian Empire, dating back 4,000 years, remain clear and detailed to this day. The reason is simply that the local area has little rain and dry air, making it less susceptible to erosion. The inability of the Hebrews to carve stone tablets does not mean that other civilizations could not produce them. The oldest civilization, the Sumerians, created cuneiform writing, which still exists clearly today, though no one can read it. Even if laser engraving is used, tablets placed outdoors will still suffer from weathering and erosion, becoming blurred and damaged after thousands of years. The type of stone used for engraving is also a key factor. The least prone to damage is granite. However, the text does not specify what type of stone the tablet is made of. Therefore, the focus is fundamentally overlooked, leading to a reversal of the main point.

On 2008-09-14 10:44:36:
In Kathmandu, Nepal, there is a so-called Four-Eyed God Temple, which features a statue of a monkey (that resembles Sun Wukong). Could it be said that this statue proves that Sun Wukong indeed accompanied the monk Xuanzang to India? And that he passed through Nepal, slaying demons and monsters?

2008-09-13 12:21pm

Is this a question? It seems more like a discussion. Basically, God does not hope for us to preserve any items He created in the past, because the first people will inevitably worship and touch them, and then others will price and trade them. Moreover, the Ten Commandments were merely the first set of regulations given to humanity by God, after which Moses and others derived their own laws from the texts.

On 2008-09-14 03:04:56:

On 2008-09-14 03:04:56:

It doesn't seem like a good thing to place too much importance on those ancient artifacts!

The legendary version of the Ten Commandments and Aaron's rod are said to be kept in the Ark of the Covenant.

The problem is that the Ark is currently missing.

Published in 1992! It's been nearly 16 years with no news?!
It's probably just some voodoo scientists from the Christian sect, spreading fake news for missionary purposes.
Long ago, they also claimed to have discovered some holy cloth that Jesus covered! The cross on which he was crucified!
In the end, it was all proven to be fabricated by fanatical Christians.
Many of these kinds of voodoo science can only circulate within the Christian sect; they can't hold up in public! They can only quietly deceive as many as they can!

If this kind of thing is true, then Christians would be so happy they would fly up to heaven!
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