History quiz

Which statements distinguishes the Jewish 10 commandants from Vedas?

Vedas:

- Collection of ancient sacred texts in Hinduism.

- Believed to have divine origin (Apauruseya) transmitted verbally through sages.

- Texts encompass philosophical ideas, hymns, myths, rituals, mantras, history, culture, and spiritual knowledge.

- No single author; composed over a long period by different poets and sages.

- Written in Vedic Sanskrit.

- Primarily focused on religious observances, rituals, hymns to devas (deities), prayers, and spiritual teachings.

Jewish 10 Commandments:

- Found in the Hebrew Bible (Exodus 20:1-17; Deuteronomy 5:6-21).

- Given by God through Moses on Mount Sinai.

- Part of the Torah, which is the central religious text of Judaism.

- Ten Commandments provide moral and ethical guidelines for living.

- Focus on establishing a covenant between God and the Israelites.

- The core principles include: monotheism, not taking God's name in vain, honor parents, no murder, no adultery, no stealing, no false testimony, no coveting, and keeping the Sabbath holy.

- Provide instructions on how to maintain a community in accordance with God's commandments.