Third Commandment by Rabbi Jack Melul

the third commandment is Lahti sad Shama Shama no kakera shop don't say God's name for no reason it's the creator of the universe everything the entire world the most powerful source of every single thing the only source of everything so why does God care whether I say his name why don't say his name does it hurt him and the answer is no it doesn't it hurts me when I say God's name for no reason I feel differently towards my gratitude of what Hashem has done for me I feel differently to my source I feel differently less respectful unless all for where I came from and the Torah wants me to feel in all with the world that I'm in and you do that by the way you treat it by the way you speak of it by the way you speak of the one that created it and that is a very powerful message if you want to feel the love for something especially for the Creator but even if it's your relationship if you want to feel the love be careful with the way you speak about it even when it you think it's not around you know when you are talking about your spouse if you want to feel that love make sure you treat it in a way which is not about laughter it's not a way of mockery it's a way of respect you want to respect your parents do it in that way - that is the message of the third commandment not only do I know there is a creator not only do I not serve other gods but I also treat it with respect