Why Following Commandments Are Outlined In The Bible?

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The Bible consists of many commandments that Christians should follow throughout life, but it can be complicated at times. The reason why following the commandments that are outlined in the Bible can be challenging is that of temptation. I wholeheartedly believe the idea that God had the bible created was to help Christians deal with different types of temptation. The first example comes from Exodus 20:17, which states " You shall not steal" This commandment over time has gotten the best out of people, throughout history, there have been stories of civilianizations stealing from one another. Some tend to take because of they might be jealous of what someone else has compared to what they have. While others may manage to steal, because

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