The Introduction
The name of the land God brought the people out of (v.2).
Egypt
The First Commandment: Have no other Before me.
Have no other Gods before me.
The third commandment says not to take Gods name in .
Vain
According to verse 8 we must ”remember” this day.
The Sabbath day
The tenth commandment tells us to Our parents.
Honor
The specific house God says Israel was in while in Egypt (v.2).
The House of Bondage
The forbidden “G” word for carved or shaped images (v,4)
Graven
God says he will not hold someone If they misuse his name.
Guiltless.
To keep this day “holy“ means we must do this to it.
Keep it holy.
The 6th commandment is a three-word phrase: “Thou shalt not .”
Kill
Who is speaking all these words in verse 1
God
God describes himself as this “J” word in verse 5
Jealous
To take a name in ”vain” means to use it in this type of way.
In an empty or disrespectful way.
In verse 11 how many days did it take God to make Heaven and Earth.
6 days
The 9 the commandment says don’t bear “False ” (v.16).
Witness
The personal name God calls himself in the very first sentence
The LORD your God
This is what God promises to show to thousands of people (v.6)
Mercy
What specific name does the text say we must not misuse.
The name of the LORD your God
Name two things God did to the Sabbath in the end of verse 11.
Blessed and hallowed it.
Verse 12 promises your days will be long in this specific place.
The land which the lord your God is giving you.
The number of generations God “visits” with the father’s sins (v.5)
The third and fourth generations
What two things do the people do to receive mercy.
Love him and keep his commandments.
In verse 7 Whois the person God will not hold guiltless
Anyone who takes his name in vain.
Verse ten lists “strangers” as having to rest; where are these strangers.
Within your gates.
Verse 17 names 6 specific things you should not covet. Name three.
House,Wife,Maidservent,Manservant,Ox, or Donkey.