The Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments, which have served as the bedrock of morality for generations, are central in Judaism. Rabbi Teldon details the make-up of these mitzvahs.
Rabbi Tuvia Teldon is the chief Chabad-Lubavitch representative in Long Island, NY, and Director of the Jewish Academy of Suffolk County. He lives in Commack with his wife Chaya, and together they have five children and a growing family.
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the 2 tables Rabbi Teldon,
your information about the 10 commanment according the torah is not totaly correct because on the stone tablets that Mosé recieve from Hashem HE has writing the Torah and the Mitzvot (Se'mot 24:12).
And in Se'mot 32:15 that this information was writing on both sides of the tables at the front and on the back. And this was giving to the Isrealiets.
As long as the content was the same, what was their problem? What might I be missing here?