This article considers whether visual representations of Jesus are appropriate.

Who should decide how you worship? Looking at the second commandment, this article shows that true worship is regulated and structured by Scripture, and true worshippers are sanctified by Scripture.

This article offers some expository notes on the second commandment.

The second commandment is related to how God’s people must worship him. This article looks at the reasons why God forbids the use of images. It looks at the explanation of this commandment from Lord’s Day 35, showing that it points to a regulative principle of worship.

This article looks at the second Commandment from Exodus 20:4-6, showing how God forbids the making of images of himself. The article also discusses how this principle equally applies to making images of Christ.

What is the theological basis for the prohibition of images in the Old Testament? This prohibition was given in order to make a distinction between Israel and the nations and reflect the nature of the Lord their God.