7th Commandment (Part 2)
Ten CommandmentsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the 7th commandment and the importance of avoiding adultery. He emphasizes that adultery is a crime against marriage, family, and society, and warns against the risks and consequences of indulging in sexual misconduct. Gregg also stresses the need to love one's spouse and resist temptation through the fear of God, citing biblical examples such as David and Joseph. He concludes by urging listeners to seek daily guidance and strength from God's Word and to avoid idleness and temptation.
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