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 1  Intro                |             formality and as a hard law, and he applies himself
 2 ApCreed,    2         |             of wisdom, and that His law is ~manifold: and thou mightest
 3 ApCreed,    4,  2     |            of the just man: "On His law he shall meditate day and ~
 4 ApCreed,    6,  1     |               A man making void the law of Moses ~dieth without
 5 ApCreed,   10,  3     |            Who show the work of the law written in their hearts, ~
 6 ApCreed,   13,  1     |         According to the prescribed law of the Church, therefore,
 7 10Command,    0,  1   |            Before Me."~ ~The entire law of Christ depends upon charity.
 8 10Command,    0,  1   |          Now God, in delivering the law to Moses, gave him Ten Commandments
 9 10Command,    0,  1   |            our neighbor. The whole ~law, therefore, is founded on
10 10Command,    0   (1) |           and epitome of the entire law of God," is ~the opinion
11 10Command,    0   (1) |             which 'depend the whole law and the prophets' " ("Roman
12 10Command,    0,  2   |              A man making void the ~law of Moses dieth without mercy
13 10Command,    0,  2   |          the reward or prize. In no law are such rewards promised
14 10Command,    0,  2   |          rewards promised as in the law of ~Christ. Rivers flowing
15 10Command,    1       |           Second Commandment of the law. Just as there is but one
16 10Command,    1,  1   |           vain things.~ ~In the Old Law it was forbidden to swear
17 10Command,    1,  3   |           was commanded in the ~Old Law that one must not swear
18 10Command,    2       |            Third Commandment of the law, and very suitably is it
19 10Command,    2,  1   |            this Commandment ~in the law, saying: "Remember that
20 10Command,    2,  1   |          the sacrifices of the Old ~Law signified the death of Christ,
21 10Command,    2,  2   |           so also it is said in the Law: "You shall do no servile
22 10Command,    3,  2   |              they are cursed in the law by God.20 It is ~also written: "
23 10Command,    4,  1   |             KILLING~ ~In the divine law which tells us we must love
24 10Command,    4,  1   |             God operates, and every law is a command of God: "By
25 10Command,    4,  2   |             the justice of the ~Old Law. This means that Christians
26 10Command,    4,  2   |            the Commandments of the ~law more perfectly than the
27 10Command,    4,  2   |         reap ~sparingly."24 The Old Law promised a temporary and
28 10Command,    4,  2   |             land."25 But in the New Law heavenly and eternal things
29 10Command,    4,  2   |         meant the penalty which the law ~prescribes: "If any man
30 10Command,    5       |         hath been unfaithful to the law of the Most High; ~and secondly,
31 10Command,    5       |           she is unfaithful ~to the law wherein God has forbidden
32 10Command,    5       |             has sinned against ~the law of God, against a precept
33 10Command,    5       |             perfect state until the law of Christ came, ~because
34 10Command,    5,  1   |        should die according to the ~Law, as we read in Leviticus (
35 10Command,    7       |           punished according to the law. "When after ~most diligent
36 10Command,    8       |           the human laws that human law judges only deeds and ~words,
37 10Command,    8       |           words, whereas the divine law judges also thoughts. The
38 10Command,    8       |         exteriorly, but the divine ~law is from God, who sees both
39 10Command,    8   (16)|            things, all of which the law of God forbids us to covet,
40 Sacramen              |            thing."1 Even in the Old Law there were certain sacraments,
41 Sacramen              |          The ~Sacraments of the New Law, on the other hand, both
42 Sacramen              |              A Sacrament of the New Law is a visible form of invisible
43 Sacramen              |         seven Sacraments of the New Law: Baptism, Confirmation,
44 Sacramen,    3        |            they act contrary to the law of the Church regulating
45 Sacramen,    5   (28) | jurisdiction, as is ~evident in the law of the Church. Whoever performs
46 LordPray,    4,  4    |          the spirit: "I see another law in my members, fighting
47 LordPray,    4,  4    |       members, fighting against the law of my mind."19 "The flesh
48 LordPray,    7,  2    |             I am delighted with the law of God, according to the
49 LordPray,    7,  2    |       inward man. But I see another law in my members, fighting
50 LordPray,    7,  2    |       members, fighting against the law of my mind, and captivating
51 LordPray,    7,  2    |           and captivating me in the law of sin, that is in my members."9
52 Question,    2,  4    |      parents rests upon the natural law, ~yet observe the rewards
53 Question,    2,  5    | self-defense is permitted by ~every law and right" (Gasparri's Catechism,
54 Question,    2,  7    |         Perjury is defined in civil law as the crime of willfully
55 Question,    4,  4    |             in every nation by His ~law. Discuss this.~ ~4. How