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The Ten Commandments: Xxxtentacion's Guilty Of Murder

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By: Stephanie Amida. Mr. Nactia. HRE1O1

The Ten Commandments: "Thou Shall not kill"

XXXTentacion's killers were found guilty of first-degree

murder and armed robbery and sentenced to life in prison,

with no chance for parole or early release. XXXTentacion

was murdered "senselessly" and his family accused his

killers of not showing remorse.

XXXtentacion’s murder case was a form of person vs. others and a person vs. God type of sin. The

killers knowingly and willingly killed XXXtentaction causing their relationship with him and God to

be disturbed. In the bible, it says: “Have nothing to do with a false charge and do not put an innocent

or honest person to death, for I will not acquit the guilty.” (Exodus 23:7)

XXXTentacion …show more content…

Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson called it quits in June

2021 after being sued for child support by Maralee Nichols.

In this situation, Tristan is caught cheating on Khloe twice. In

our world, today “cheating” might not be a big deal becasue

it happens so frequently, but to God and the ten commandments it's a very serious sin.

Cheating/adultery is the opposite of moral goodness. It damages one's relationship with God and

the person to whom they have promised to be faithful. The Bible says: “Wrongdoing will always

come to the light, which means cheating will always be discovered. "Whoever takes the crooked

paths [the cheater] will be found out." And yet, even when cheating is happening and hasn't been

discovered yet, it destroys relationships.” (Proverbs 10:9) Even though Tristan tried to cover up his

wrongdoings, her couldn’t keep it from God.

Seven Deadly Sins: Greed

Jennifer Lopez announced she was leaving her

position as a judge on "American Idol" in July

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