"The LORD said to Moses, "Cut two stone tablets like the former, that I may write on them the commandments which were on the former tablets that you broke."  So who's writing the commandments?  God.

"And he was there with the LORD forty days and forty nights; he did neither eat bread, nor drink water. And he wrote upon the tables the words of the covenant, the ten words."  Who's writing the covenant?  Moses.

Sure, you can present an exegesis that results in the conclusion that they are the same.  But the plain text of the Bible does not clearly establish that they are the same.  That's what I mean by taking the Bible at face value.  Exegesis should not be presented as fact.  This is an encyclopedia of facts, not of intrepretation.  Clearly, you are the one insisting on not being neutral, writing that this is the "correct" interpretation and reverting my edit which do not, as you imply, assert a different interpretation, but merely point out that the Bible is not clear on this matter.  Your edits are based entirely on what YOU SAY the Bible means, not what the Bible actually says.  You're in violation of NPOV no matter what, but unless you can present a reputable source giving your interpretation, you're also in violation of NOR.