Decalogue Definition

dekəlôg
noun

Ten Commandments.

Webster's New World
A fundamental set of rules having authoritative weight.
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Alternative spelling of Decalogue.
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Singular:
Decalogue
Plural:
decalogues

Origin of Decalogue

  • Middle English decalog from Late Latin decalogus from Greek dekalogos deka ten dekm̥ in Indo-European roots logos word, pronouncement leg- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Decalogue Sentence Examples

  • The Bible wholly rejects polytheism, and the Decalogue jealousy reserves worship for YHWH.

  • In the view of this editor the Decalogue alone formed the basis of the covenant at Sinai-Horeb, and in order to retain J's version, he represented it as a renewal of the tables of stone which Moses had broken.4 The legislation contained in xxxiv.

  • For the theological discussions whether and in what sense type fourth commandment is binding on Christians, see Decalogue.

  • See further articles, Aaron; Decalogue; Hebrew Religion; Levites.

  • Europe, Judah Hadassi composed his Eshkol ha-Kopher, a great theological compendium in the form of a commentary on the Decalogue.

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