1 | There be one act above all others, |
2 | All heaven and the gods command: |
3 | To Honor the Law above all things. |
4 | Thus from Honor springs all sacred acts. |
5 | From Honor then comes three primary beings: |
6 | To Protect; |
7 | To Provide; |
8 | To Serve. |
9 | All heaven and the gods command: |
10 | To protect and defend one’s honor. |
11 | This being the first rule of self. |
12 | To protect and defend the home. |
13 | This being the first rule of home. |
14 | To protect and defend the tribe. |
15 | This being the first rule of the tribe. |
16 | To provide for one’s health and well being. |
17 | This being the second rule of self. |
18 | To provide for one kin and home. |
19 | This being the second rule of home. |
20 | To provide for all strangers, guests and those in need. |
21 | This being the second rule of the tribe. |
22 | To serve to better one’s self and knowledge. |
23 | This being the third rule of self. |
24 | To serve to better the lives of one’s kin and home. |
25 | This being the third rule of home. |
26 | To serve to better the life of the tribe. |
27 | This being the third rule of the tribe . |
28 | The Ten Commandments therefore be: |
29 | First: To honor, protect and to serve the law; |
30 | Second: To protect and defend one's own honor; |
31 | Third: To protect and defend the home; |
32 | Fourth: To protect and defend the tribe; |
33 | Fifth: To provide for one’s health and well being; |
34 | Sixth: To provide for one's own kin and home; |
35 | Seventh: To provide for all strangers, guests and those in need; |
36 | Eighth: To serve to better one’s self and knowledge; |
37 | Ninth: To serve to better the lives of one’s kin and home; |
38 | Tenth: To serve to better the life of the tribe. |
39 | Let no man change or alter these commandments, |
40 | Lest he be judged by all heaven and the gods. |