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 1 10Command,    0,  2   |         the ~First Commandment forbids us to worship other than
 2 10Command,    1   (1) |     Him with reverence, and He forbids the contrary. . . . There
 3 10Command,    1   (12)|     yea; No, no,' He evidently forbids the habit of ~swearing in
 4 10Command,    4   (1) |     The one is prohihitory and forbids us to ~kill; the other is
 5 10Command,    4,  1   |     although this ~Commandment forbids one to kill another, yet
 6 10Command,    5,  1   |    MUST BE AVOIDED~ ~Thus, God forbids adultery both to men and
 7 10Command,    5,  1   |    commit ~adultery," not only forbids adultery but also every
 8 10Command,    6       |          The Lord specifically forbids injury to our neighbor in
 9 10Command,    6       |    Thus, "Thou shalt not kill" forbids us to injure our neighbor
10 10Command,    6       |     shalt not commit adultery" forbids injury to the person to ~
11 10Command,    6       |        Thou shalt not ~steal," forbids us to injure our neighbor
12 10Command,    6       |       goods. This Commandment ~forbids any worldly goods whatsoever
13 10Command,    6   (9) |      we would say that he ~who forbids theft does not also forbid
14 10Command,    6,  1   | Commandment, as has been said, forbids taking ~things wrongfully,
15 10Command,    7       |      neighbor by deed; now he ~forbids us to injure him by word. "
16 10Command,    7   (8) |   lawsuits. . . . Finally, God forbids all ~testimony which may
17 10Command,    7   (13)|      This Commandment not only forbids false testimony, but ~also
18 10Command,    8   (16)|     Commandment, for instance, forbids an ~unjust desire to take
19 10Command,    8   (16)|        of which the law of God forbids us to covet, simply ~because