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 1  Intro                |          Creed, the Sacraments, the Commandments, the Our Father, ~and the
 2 Preface,    1         |          instructions on the Creed, Commandments, and Prayer which make ~
 3 Preface,    3         |          Our Father," and the "Ten ~Commandments" are numbers 66, 65, 68
 4 Preface,    3         |         earth. The talks on the Ten Commandments were written ~down by Peter
 5 Preface,    3         |           under ~the title, "On the Commandments" and "On the Lord's Prayer,"
 6 Preface,    3         |          Greatest Prayers" and "The Commandments of God" (Burns and Oates,
 7 Preface,    4         |        attention to ~the Creed, the Commandments, the Our Father and Hail
 8 ApCreed,    6,  1     |           good, namely, God, whose ~commandments the sinner holds in contempt.
 9 ApCreed,   11,  2     |             compels us to keep the ~commandments. No one can keep the commandments
10 ApCreed,   11,  2     |   commandments. No one can keep the commandments unless he loves God: "If
11 ApCreed,   11,  2     |            cause ~you to walk in My commandments and to keep My judgments
12 ApCreed,   13   (13)  |      Sacraments," p. 130; and "The ~Commandments." p. 99.~ ~
13 10Command             |              EXPLANATION OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~THE TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~
14 10Command             |          TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~THE TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~I. I am the Lord thy God,
15 10Command             |          that love Me, and ~keep My commandments.~ ~II. Thou shalt not take
16 10Command,    0,  1   |          law to Moses, gave him Ten Commandments written ~upon two tablets
17 10Command,    0,  1   |            of stone. Three of these Commandments that were written on ~the
18 10Command,    0,  1   |          love of God; and the seven Commandments ~written on the other tablet
19 10Command,    0   (1) |           by God. Again, these ten ~commandments are reducible to two, the
20 10Command,    0,  2   |             service to God; for His Commandments are not a heavy burden: "
21 10Command,    3       |           neighbor. Now, the ~three Commandments which were written on the
22 10Command,    3       |       neighbor there were the seven Commandments on ~the second tablet. But
23 10Command,    3       |             do good. Certain of the Commandments prescribe good acts, ~while
24 10Command,    3,  2   |          thy mother." Among all the Commandments, this one ~only has the
25 10Command,    4,  2   |       Christians should observe the Commandments of the ~law more perfectly
26 10Command,    4,  2   |            is the observance of the Commandments, should be ~more generous
27 10Command,    6       |       injury to our neighbor in the Commandments. ~Thus, "Thou shalt not
28 10Command,    8   (1) |       Catechism" ("Ninth and Tenth ~Commandments" 1) treats both the Ninth
29 10Command,    8   (1) |            both the Ninth and Tenth Commandments together, and ~remarks that "
30 10Command,    8   (1) |            to observe the preceding Commandments we must be particularly
31 10Command,    8       |            having ~considered those Commandments which concern words and
32 10Command,    8       |         deeds, we now treat ~of the Commandments about thoughts. For with
33 10Command,    8   (16)|        Another reason for these two Commandments is that they clearly and
34 10Command,    8   (16)|           in the Sixth and ~Seventh Commandments. The Seventh Commandment,
35 10Command,    9   (2) |       contains the Ninth and Tenth ~Commandments, reads as follows: "Thou
36 10Command,    9   (4) |             will show how these two Commandments are dissimilar; ~how one
37 10Command,   10       |                  SUMMARY OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~These are the ten precepts
38 10Command,   10       |           enter into life, keep the commandments" (Matt., xix. 17). There ~
39 10Command,   10       |          main principles of all the Commandments, namely, love of God and ~
40 LordPray,    1,  2    |          through the keeping of the commandments: "If any one love Me, he
41 LordPray,    3,  2    |           obey God and keep all His Commandments. Therefore, when we pray
42 LordPray,    4,  3    |                                 THE COMMANDMENTS: GOD'S WILL~ ~In the second
43 LordPray,    4,  3    |          for us is that we keep His Commandments. When a person desires something,
44 LordPray,    4,  3    |           through observance of the Commandments, and, accordingly, God wills
45 LordPray,    4,  3    |           enter into life, keep the Commandments."10 "Your reasonable service . . .
46 LordPray,    4,  3    |             that we may fulfill the Commandments of God. This will of God
47 LordPray,    4,  4    |            that we will to keep the Commandments  - they who do so are in
48 Question,    2        |              EXPLANATION OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS~ ~
49 Question,    2,  1    | circumstances when God gave the Ten Commandments to ~Moses; and also when
50 Question,    2,  1    |              2. Discuss how all the Commandments are founded on the two precepts
51 Question,    2,  1    |          Would you say that the Ten Commandments constitute the very foundation ~
52 Question,    2,  4    |            between the first ~three Commandments and the last series of seven
53 Question,    2,  4    |            the last series of seven Commandments.~ ~2. Discuss some of the
54 Question,    2,  8    |                     NINTH AND TENTH COMMANDMENTS~ ~1. Covetousness - wrongful
55 Question,    2,  8    |       between the Seventh and Tenth Commandments, and ~also between the Sixth
56 Question,    2,  8    |         between the Sixth and Ninth Commandments (see footnote 16).~ ~3.
57 Question,    2,  8    |         between the Ninth and Tenth Commandments (see ~footnote 4 under Tenth
58 Question,    2,  8    |           force ~underlying all the Commandments.~ ~ ~
59 Question,    4,  5    |         life, and that we keep the ~Commandments. Discuss this.~ ~3. "God