The term 'TEN COMMANDMENTS WORD' is composed of three words: 'NOT', 'THOU', and 'SHALT'. These words are all part of the Ten Commandments, which are a set of religious and moral imperatives that are found in the Bible. The Ten Commandments are traditionally divided into two parts, with the first four commandments focusing on the relationship between God and humans, and the remaining six focusing on interpersonal relationships. The words 'NOT', 'THOU', and 'SHALT' are all used in the Ten Commandments to indicate prohibitions or obligations.