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Juma Oris was their chairman, and mandated that Uganda be ruled by the Ten Commandants.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Though Moses is regarded by many as a great law giver (the Ten Commandants) and as a major force in the formation of monotheism (the belief in one God), the text of the Torah present him as a cruel and tyrannical leader.
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Though Moses is regarded by many as a great law giver (the Ten Commandants) and as a major force in the formation of monotheism (the belief in one God), the text of the Torah present him as a cruel and tyrannical leader.
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It also seemed that whenever Moses was setting some rule, whether as grand as the Ten Commandants or as minor as personal hygiene, he always invoked the Almighty.
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It also seemed that whenever Moses was setting some rule, whether as grand as the Ten Commandants or as minor as personal hygiene, he always invoked the Almighty.
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While apprising the Divisional Commissioner about the arrangements made the Relief Commissioner informed the meeting that forms M and form 12C are being issued free of cost to the migrants voters and made available in the offices of concerned Zonal offices and Camp Commandants of the Relief Organization which are required to be deposited with the concerned Zonal officers ten days before the date of polling.
Voting arrangements for Kashmiri Migrants,KP's alleged decline in the number of community voters 2009
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The 3rd of the Ten Commandants, "Do not take God's name in vain" is not an injunction against using foul language, but tells us that we must never use spirit (God's name) for unholy purposes - to manipulate, impress, or control others in order to satisfy ego needs.
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But Titus, former dean of TV preacher Pat Robertson's Regent University law school, has led the legal battle to plant the Ten Commandants in county courthouses across the nation.
August 2006 2006
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Commandants at "general regime" colonies can always threaten misbehaving convicts with transfer to a torture colony -- a useful way of keeping them in line.
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Commandants at "general regime" colonies can always threaten misbehaving convicts with transfer to a torture colony -- a useful way of keeping them in line.
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