Are my simplified 14 commandments still biblical and theologically sound?

[jennifer_bloom]

Christians say nobody can keep these laws perfectly and what I have said in the past is that God blesses you for flawed and imperfect obedience if you are humble, and honour God instead of your own pride and ego and vanity and social status or religious reputation.

1 – Do not worship other gods such as money or ego or pride

2 – No idols

3 – Do not take the Lord’s name in vain

4 – Keep the sabbath holy

5 – Honour your father and mother

6 – Do not murder

7 – Do not commit adultery by breaking relationship boundaries or marriage boundaries

8 – Do not steal

9 – Do not bear false witness

10 – Do not covet

11 – Feed the hungry

12 – Take care of people’s emotional needs

13 – Do your good deeds in secret

14 – Worship God in a way that heals people and not in a way that destroys people

[AngryCarl3]

I don't know about Number 12. I feel like that would require skills few people possess, and for those who do it would be a full-time job.