Does the first commandment show who the author of the law is?

Answer

"Thou shall have no other gods before Me." Ex. 20: 3.
NOTE - Who the "me" here spoken of is, the commandment itself does not state. Such a
prohibition might come from any source. Any heathen could claim it as a command from his god, and, so
far as the commandment itself goes, no one could disprove his claim.

Whose voice had more weight with Saul than had the commandment of God?
From what is He able to keep us?
How early does Paul say Timothy was instructed?
For what reason is worship justly due to God?
For how long a time was the seventh-day Sabbath observed in the Christian church?
What did Christ say was to be the next great event following these signs?
Will the world be prepared to meet Him?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle