1. The Ten Commandments from the eyes of two what i am trying to show is a comparison between the original ten commandments and the Mel Brooks parody and how they can both help you understand the history a little better

2. Mel Brooks Early in Mel Brooks’ 'The History of the World: Part I,' Moses goes up the mount to see the burning bush and receive the word of God. Coming down with three tablets, Brooks as Moses says, 'The Lord, the Lord Jehovah has given unto you these fifteen... [drops one of the tablets] Oy! Ten! Ten Commandments for all to obeyMel Brooks’ 'The History of the World: Part I http://www.kosmix.com/topic/mel_brooks_holding_ten_com mandments/overview/bing_video?vid=1&channel=sem http://www.kosmix.com/topic/mel_brooks_holding_ten_com mandments/overview/bing_video?vid=1&channel=sem

3. Real Deal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LKUpWvnubU&feature= youtube_gdata_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LKUpWvnubU&feature= youtube_gdata_player in this video you get to see the original story of the ten commandments in a more realistic way and shows what happened according to the exact history...

4. Conclusion The reason I used these two videos for comparison were because although they both play out the same point in history it gives you the story from two different points of view. Mel brooks uses the comical approach while Charlton Heston played a more serious role in the movie directed by Cecil B. Demille. depending on how you like to learn both can be beneficial towards understanding that moment in history.