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Jan 18, 2019 17 min

The Second and Third Commandments of God

from All About My Catholic Faith Hosted by Scott Johnson

In this lesson, we will talk about the second and Third Commandments of God from The Ten Commandments. The Second Commandment of God is “Thou shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.” The Third Commandment is “remember to keep holy the Lord's Day.” Let's start off with a few questions for you to think about during this lesson. How can we honor God's name? How can we keep Sunday holy? How did the Lord keep the Sabbath holy? Bible Readings for this lesson: St Luke chapter 4: 15,16,31,32 Saint Matthew chapter 5: 33 -37 Saint Matthew chapter 5: 21-24 Saint Matthew chapter 21: 12,13 In our next lesson, we will continue to talk about the Commandments. As you go through this next week remember that Sunday is coming up. Make sure to go to Mass and do more than you normally would do this Sunday for God. Say God bless you to somebody, say an extra prayer for somebody, or read something from the Bible and something about the saints. This Podcast appeared on All About My Catholic Faith where you can view more detailed notes about the lesson. Subscribe for free and listen: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts You will also find us on: Spotify, Anchor.fm, Overcast, Pocketcast, Stitcher, Breaker, Castbox, and RadioPublic Leave your question or comment

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