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Y O U N G P EO P L E continued (v. 8.) What does it mean to keep the day holy? (w. 9, 10.) 16. What is the reason given for this observance of the sabbath day? (v. lib.) Jan. 16, 1955 We Study Commandments 5-10 Exod. 20:12-17 DAILY READINGS Jan. 10 — The Duty of Children Eph. 6:1-3 Jan. 11 — Truth Promotes Righteousness Prov. 12:17-19 Jan. 12 — Danger of Lust Matt. 5 :2 7 , 28 Jan. 13 — Words of Advice Prov. 4:23-27 Jan. 14 — Your Shining Light Matt. 5:14-16 Jan. 15 — Doers of the Word James 1:22-25 HEART OF THE LESSON The commandments studied in this les­ son have to do with man’s relationship to man. God is interested in this relationship just as He is in man’s relation to Himself. When sin came into the world through Adam’s disobedience man’s entire relation­ ship was spoiled—both with God and with his fellow men. Not until the heart is re­ turned to the Lord through Jesus Christ can there be a restoration of fellowship with God and with our fellow men. STUDY QUESTIONS 1. What does it mean to honor our parents? (v. 12.) See Eph. 6:1-3. 2. What promise is appended to this commandment? (v. 12b.) 3. What is the meaning of the sixth commandment? (v. 13.) Is there such a thing as justified killing? What about capital punishment and war? (Rom. 13.1-7.) Remember that God Himself com­ manded His people to war on pagan na­ tions in Old Testament times. Is He thus guilty of breaking His own law? The answer is obvious. Killing in the sixth commandment has to do then with mur­ der, not with justice. 4. Why is adultery a sin? (v. 14.) Think of adultery as a sin against God, against self, against another, against the family, against society, against the Church. See Matt. 19:1-9, etc. 5. What is the eighth commandment? (v. 15.) Look up New Testament refer­ ences to this same commandment, for example, Eph. 4:28, etc. What are some of the ways a man can rob God? (cf. Mai. 3:7-15.) Think also about a man’s time and talent as well as his treasure. 6. What is the ninth commandment? (v. 16.) Look up New Testament verses on lying and gossip and tale-bearing,,etc. 7. What is the tenth commandment? (v. 17.) What is the meaning of covetous­ ness? (Col 3:5). Jan. 23, 1955 We Sfudy the New Commandment John 13:33-35; 1 John 3:14-24 DAILY READINGS Jan. 17 —

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