A book about the Ten Commandments of God and the Sermon on the Mount of Jesus of Nazareth which have nothing to do with religion! They are excerpts from the eternal law of the love for God and neighbor — given for every person regardless of culture or nationality. Discover the offer of God, the Free Spirit, to learn how these simple instructions for life can change our life to the positive. Read the explanations on the Ten Commandments, given in the words of our time, and immerse yourself in the explanations that Christ Himself reveals on the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount — given through Gabriele, the prophetess and emissary of the Eternal Kingdom. The Ten Commandments of God through Moses are a gift of love from the Eternal to His human children, a help for their life. They are excerpts from the all-encompassing eternal law of infinity. The life is God, the free Spirit, which is one and the same in all cultures worldwide. The free Spirit in all cultures is the unending diversity and fullness of the Being. Each Commandment of God is a gateway to the fullness of the life because God, the free Spirit, is the life. The free Spirit, the Spirit of the Christ of God, has been giving revelations through His prophetess, His speaking instrument, Gabriele, who is also the emissary from heaven. The Christ of God, the free Spirit, is not tied to an external religion because — just as Jesus of Nazareth taught and as the Christ of God teaches today — every person is the temple of God and thus, needs no temple or church of stone to find God, the eternal All-Intelligence, the eternal Spirit. God, the Eternal, does not change. He is the same, yesterday, today and tomorrow. This is also true of the Ten Commandments of God through Moses. An Excerpt: "The commandments of God are an offer from God, the Free Spirit, to us human beings, so that we live accordingly, and by gaining higher ethics and morals, we learn to understand the meaning of justice, unity and love from God and neighbor. based on this step-by-step fulfillment, the person draws closer to the life ... the All-Spirit in all things."