However they both convey God's potential for us. The commandments and the beatitudes collectively create the essential expectations by God. They are not for the gaining of reward and the avoiding of punishment but they provide an ethical model for Christian practice as they are the basis of Christian life...
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These teachings enable us to distinguish between right and wrong and set boundaries so that we are not lured in by our own selfish desires. These teachings inturn promotes peace of earth as they are considered a guide in life which helps in fulfilling our aspirations for happiness. Both the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes address the key theme problems of human existence today, such as poverty, hunger, persecution and dependence...
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