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 1 Pref |              word for~word, the Ten Commandments, the Creed, the Lord's Prayer,
 2 Pref |            being engaged upon God's~commandments and words, and speaking,
 3 Pref |          that whoever knows the Ten Commandments perfectly~must know all
 4 Pref2|                      First. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF GOD.~~1. Thou shalt have
 5    1 |                 Part First. The Ten Commandments. ~~
 6    1 |            that~love Me and keep My commandments. ~Although these words relate
 7    1 |             words relate to all the commandments (as we shall~hereafter learn),
 8    1 |         meaning of this and all the commandments, and~to apply it to yourself.
 9    1 |           that the First and Second Commandments~might be well observed and
10    1 |             especially urge the Ten Commandments, the Creed, and the Lord'
11    1 |           the~foregoing and all the commandments. Therefore you must always
12    1 |             learned the first three commandments, which relate to~God. First
13    1 |            opposed to the~preceding commandments. ~Therefore you should be
14    1 |        comprehended in the previous commandments, so that giving of~alms
15    1 |             admonishes and urges by commandments that every one consider
16    1 |            not expressed in the Ten Commandments, it is nevertheless abundantly~
17    1 |       transgress this and the other~commandments. ~But the cause and need
18    1 |           placed this and the other commandments between the good and the~
19    1 |          are many assaults upon all commandments, so it~happens also in this
20    1 |           have given this and other~commandments to the winds, and have esteemed
21    1 |             as~though they were not commandments but mere counsels, and have
22    1 |             commit adultery. ~These commandments now [that follow] are easily
23    1 |           summary, as in the former commandments, it~is herewith forbidden,
24    1 |            which He comprehends all commandments~respecting our neighbor,
25    1 |                 The Ninth and Tenth Commandments ~Thou shalt not covet thy
26    1 |             that is his. ~These two commandments are given quite exclusively
27    1 |             God~has added these two commandments in order that it be esteemed
28    1 |         they thus interpreted these commandments, and that~rightly (although
29    1 |         offended against~the former commandments, as especially the Jews
30    1 |            Therefore we allow these commandments to remain in their ordinary~
31    1 |           to be treated. Thus these commandments are especially directed~
32    1 |               Conclusion of the Ten Commandments. ~Thus we have the Ten Commandments,
33    1 | Commandments. ~Thus we have the Ten Commandments, a compend of divine doctrine,
34    1 |             that outside of the Ten~Commandments no work or thing can be
35    1 |             and estate than the Ten~Commandments teach, pretending (as we
36    1 |           as to keep one of the Ten Commandments as it should be kept,~but
37    1 |            and strength to keep the~commandments] is sought and prayed for
38    1 |            estates equal to the Ten~Commandments, because they are so high
39    1 |      inculcate and practice the Ten Commandments: ~For I the Lord, thy God,
40    1 |            that love Me and~keep My commandments. ~Although (as we have heard
41    1 |             for the sake of all the commandments, as all of them are~to be
42    1 |         compel~us to keep these Ten Commandments. And it is to be regarded
43    1 |          despise and transgress His commandments; and again, how richly He
44    1 |    fulfilled this and all~the other commandments. On the other hand, whoever
45    1 |     declaration run through all the~commandments, like a hoop in a wreath,
46    1 |           through all the following commandments towards our~neighbor likewise,
47    1 |          not human trifles, but the commandments of~the Divine Majesty, who
48    1 |          Testament~to write the Ten Commandments on all walls and corners,
49    1 |      neighbors, to practice the Ten Commandments, that no one need run~far
50    1 |        appears how highly these Ten Commandments are to be~exalted and extolled
51    1 |         extolled above all estates, commandments, and works which~are taught
52    1 |             single] work like these commandments, upon which God insists
53    2 |          which according to the Ten Commandments we ought to do. For (as~
54    2 |             own powers keep the Ten Commandments as they are to be~kept,
55    2 |           Father. For since the Ten Commandments~have taught that we are
56    2 |             has enjoined in~the Ten Commandments. ~Here we could say much
57    2 |        quite different~from the Ten Commandments; for the latter teaches
58    2 |            apart from this, the Ten Commandments are written in the~hearts
59    2 |         love and delight in all the commandments of God, because here we
60    2 |        direct us in keeping the Ten Commandments -- the~Father, all creatures;
61    3 |          can perfectly keep the~Ten Commandments, even though he have begun
62    3 |          the~fulfillment of the Ten Commandments, and that He would remove~
63    3 |    earnestly commanded as all other commandments: to have no other God,~not
64    3 |         illustration from~the other commandments. A child should by no means
65    4 |             No~man has spun the Ten Commandments, the Creed, and the Lord'
66    5 |          Therefore,~just as the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, and
67    5 |        compulsion and fear of human commandments, without inclination and~
68    5 |  understanding. For thereby the~Ten Commandments, the Creed, and the Lord'