In article <47562832$1@news.povray.org>, dne### [at] sanrrcom says...
> I fail to see the relevance.
> 
> I was speaking of the ten commandments, as given to Moses. Certainly, 
> something that comes later can dispute or clarify such commandments. But
 
>   I don't know what context God's words to Adam could have that isn't in
 
> Genesis, given there was nobody else in the entire world at the time.
> 
> Jesus says which of the commandments are more important. How does that 
> help Moses interpret them? How does that help anyone before Jesus 
> interpret them?
> 
Didn't your hear, according to one big talk show lady, Jesus came before 
"everything" else, and like got stapled to the cross before then too. 
Oh, and the earth *might* be flat, but she hasn't ever really thought 
about it much. lol

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