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VIII. Thou. ilialt not fteal.
IX Thou ih •It not bear fulfe
witp.efs againft thy' neighbour.
X. Thou ihalt not covet thy
neighbou- s houte, thou ihalt not
covtt thy Neighbours wile, nor
his iervant, ncr his maid, nor his
ox, nor his af', nur any thing
that is hi?.
^uefi. What dofl: thou chief-
ly learn by thefe comraandments
?
Anfw. I learn two things:
my duty towards God, and my
duty towards my Neighbour.
Que^. What is thy duty towards
God ?
AitjW. My duty towards
God, is to believe in him, to
fear him, and to love him with
all my heart, with all my mind,
with all my foul, and with all
my ilrength j to worihip him j
to give him thanks, to put my
whole truil in him, to call upon
him, to honour his holy
Name and his Word j and to
fcrvc him truly all the days of
ray life.
Quef. What is thy duty towards
thy Neighbour ?
Anfw. My duty towa.di my
Neighbour is to love him as
my íélf, and to do to all men
as I would they ihould do unto
me. To love, honour, and
fuccour ray father snd mother.
To honour and obey the QiJeen,
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