
YAOHU ULHIM said:
- 'I am YAOHU your ULHIM (The All-Powerful Triune Eternal Creator) Who rescued you from
slavery in Egypt.
- 'You must never worship any other 'lo-ulhim' (idols) but Me alone.
- 'You must never have nor make idols; don't worship
images, whether of birds, animals or fish. You shall
not bow down or worship them in any way, for I am YAOHU
your ULHIM, and I will not share your affection with
any other idol!
- 'I am YAOHU ULHIM Qan-ao (the Possessive
Avenger), and I will bring the curse of the people's
sins upon even the third and fourth generation of the
children of those who hate Me; but I will show My
kindness and tender mercies to a thousand generations
of those who love Me and keep My commands.
- 'You shall not use the Shuam (Name) of YAOHU your
ULHIM disrespectfully, nor use it to swear to a lie.
You will not escape punishment if you do.'
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Deuteronomy 5:6-11, Holy Scriptures |

The Origins of Idolatry
- Sexual immorality began when idols were invented.
They have corrupted human life ever since they were
first made.
- Idols have not always existed, nor will they exist
forever. It was human pride that brought them into the
world, and that is why a quick end has been planned for
them.
- Once there was a father who was overwhelmed with
grief at the untimely death of his child, so he made
an image of that child who had been unexpectedly taken
from him.
- He then honored a dead human being as a lo-ulhim
(idol), and handed on secret rituals and ceremonies to
those who were under his authority.
- As time went on, this wicked custom became more
popular. Finally it became a law, and lo-ulhim (idols,
icons, images and statues) were being worshiped at the
command of powerful rulers.
- When people lived too far away to honor a ruler in
his presence but were eager to pay honor to this absent
king, they would imagine what he must look like, and
would then make an image or a likeness of him.
- The ambitious artists who made these images caused
this worship to spread, even among people who did not
know the king. An artist might want to please some
ruler, and so he would use his skill to make the
likeness better looking than the man himself.
- Then people would be so attracted by the work
of art, that the man whom they had earlier honored
now became the object of their worship.
- So all this became a deadly trap, because people
who were grieving, or under royal authority, would take
objects of stone or wood, and give them the honor
reserved for the One YAOHU ULHIM.

The Results of Idolatry