Some of that material is dark. ‘The Ten Commandments’ ignores some of the most interesting parts of Moses’ journey In the Bible, Moses spends 40 years in the desert after fleeing Egypt.

In The Ten Commandments, the relationship between Moses and Rameses (played by Yul Brynner) is more personal and intense than in the Bible. The film portrays them as close brothers who are torn ...

The story begins in the city of Pi-Ramesses, in Egypt, at approximately 1300 B.C, when the powerful pharaoh Seti, orders the death of every male newborn in his hatred of the Hebrew people.

It is understandable, in some ways, that many Christian policymakers want this text from the Hebrew Bible displayed in the spaces where their children are educated. And yet it is curious to consider ...

The "Dead Sea Scrolls" exhibit, announced at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, features ancient Jewish ...

In our quest for a deeper understanding of the Bible ... religion of Moses. (But it is not unlike the religion of Laban, who had such gods, according to Genesis 31.) The Ten Commandments enjoin ...

The 1956 religious epic, The Ten Commandments, has become a springtime TV staple around the Easter holiday. It airs tonight ...

At least, that’s what these CIA documents claim. The Ark of the Covenant (no, not the Indiana Jones movie) was built by Israelites around the 13th century BC, according to the Bible. It’s believed ...

So Moses made a bronze serpent ... Unfortunately the Bible lumps the Ten Commandments all together without division or numbering. (The verse numbers are no help since they were added by Bible ...

The legislation specifies no tax money will fund the displays and requires them to be shown alongside historical documents ...

The Texas Senate voted 20-11 along party lines to pass a bill requiring schools to display the Ten Commandments ... Ten Commandments." Another bill, SB 11, would mandate prayer and Bible study ...

One would require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every ... and staff time during the school day to pray and read the Bible or another religious text. Parents would have to sign a consent ...