eBook – The Ten Commandments of God & The Sermon on the Mount of Jesus of Nazareth

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Rules of life

The Ten Commandments of God & The Sermon on the Mount of Jesus of Nazareth

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People who are watching this world change their way of thinking

They are more relevant than ever today: the Ten Commandments, the rules of life that God’s prophet Moses brought us more than three millennia ago. Because what does it look like today? “Thou shalt not kill!” said God, the Eternal, through Moses. He did not speak of wars and armaments. And there are still only a few who apply this commandment of God to man’s treatment of nature and animals.

And what significance do the teachings on peace in the Sermon on the Mount, which the Christ of God brought us as Jesus of Nazareth, have today? Just remember the golden rule of life of the Sermon on the Mount, which is known in many world religions: “Do to others as you would have them do to you!” These are living principles of timeless validity, fascinating excerpts from the eternal law of love for God and neighbor, which are usually dismissed by priests and theologians as alleged “utopia”.

These simple instructions for life from the kingdom of God, explained in the words of our time, can change our lives for the better. We can immerse ourselves in the explanations that Christ himself revealed about the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount – through Gabriele, the prophetess and messenger of the Eternal Kingdom. It is an offer from God, the Free Spirit, to all people, regardless of culture or nationality.
The book has been republished in an elegantly designed edition with a linen cover and decorative letters.

From the introduction:

The letter comes alive only when we begin to fulfill the commandments. Through this we gradually mature into the all-encompassing law of love and of life. Only those who fulfill the commandments with their heart and in the spirit of love will recognize the all-encompassing law and thus, find their way to the truth, which is within, in the soul of the human being. (S. 10)

From the interpretations of the Sermon on the Mount:

“Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you.”
Every person should see in all fellow people their neighbor, their brother and their sister. Even in apparent enemies, you should recognize your fellow people and strive to love them selflessly.
The apparent enemy can even be a good mirror for your self-recognition, when you become upset because of the hostility, which may have many faces; for when something on your neighbor upsets you, the same or similar thing exists in you as well. (S. 122)

Also available as book in English, as well as in German language.