Finding Your Maximum Happiness: A Study of the Ten Commandments

There is no better mirror in which to see your need than the Ten Commandments. In them you will find what you lack and what you should seek.
- Martin Luther, A Treatise on Good Works
Wilbur Williams has written an intriguing, persuasive exposition of the Ten Commandments. His expertise in ancient Israelite and Near Eastern culture adds dimension to his discussion, helping the reader grasp the true enduring significance of the Ten Commandments. Williams is an important contributor to the ongoing adventure of learning discipleship and developing a closer relationship with God and with one’s brothers and sisters in the family of faith.
- Joseph E Coleson, retired professor of Old Testament at Nazarene Theological Seminary; translator of the New Living Translation of the Bible; ordained minister in The Wesleyan Church

Dr. Wilbur G. Williamsserved as professor of Old Testament and Archaeology at Indiana Wesleyan University from 1967 to 2017, then retired after 50 years of teaching at the age of 87. He traveled 156 times to the Holy Land, leading tours and participating in archeological digs. Dr. Williams (1929-2021) lived at home with his wife, Ardelia (1924-2021), in Marion, Indiana, until their deaths.