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There are many things to compare and to contrast with the Beatitudes, the Ten Commandments, and the Codex. All three of these are mentioned in the Bible. They are all very important. To compare the three, they are all mentioned in the Bible. They are all almost like something you need to follow. With the Ten Commandments, they are ten rules. Ten things you should live by and not go against them. The Beatitudes is the blessings listed by Jesus. These blessings are things that we should remember. The codex is a manuscript text in the Bible. The manuscript text is what tells us what to do and what not to do in God’s image. To contrast these three, they all have many differences. The Ten Commandments are ten specific rules that we should
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