Lessons in the Small Catechism of Dr. Martin Luther: For the Senior Department of Lutheran Sunday-Schools and for General UseLuther, Martin
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Lessons in the Small Catechism of Dr. Martin Luther: For the Senior Department of Lutheran Sunday-Schools and for General Use
Luther, Martin
Lutheran Church -- Catechisms
8. In the First Commandment we learned that throughout our life we
should fear and love God and trust in Him with our whole heart; in the
Second, that we should not misuse His holy name, but use it to the
praise of God and the salvation of our neighbors and ourselves; in the
Third, that we should diligently hear and learn God's Word, so that all
our actions, our entire life, may be ordered according to it. _These
three commandments relate to God. They teach us the love of God._ Now
follow the other seven, which relate to our neighbor, _whom we should
love as ourselves._
REMEMBER:--
_1. We sanctify our holy-day when we fear and love God that we may not
despise preaching and His Word, but hold it sacred._
_2. The fear and love of God will induce us to hear and read God's Word,
not carelessly, but diligently and gladly, to learn it and to live
according to it._
MEMORIZE:--
_He that heareth you heareth Me; and he that despiseth you despiseth Me;
and he that despiseth Me despiseth Him that sent Me._ Luke 10,16.
_Lord, I have loved the habitation of Thy house, and the place where
Thine honor dwelleth._ Ps. 26,8.
_Let him that is taught in the Word communicate unto him that teacheth
in all good things._ Gal. 6,6.
QUESTIONS.
1. Which day did God institute in the Old Testament as the holy-day of
His people? 2. Did God in the New Testament give us a certain day as our
holy-day? 3. Why does the Christian Church choose a holy-day, though God
did not command us to do so? 4. What is God's will concerning His Word?
5. What is necessary that Christians may come together to preach and
hear God's Word? 6. How do we, therefore, sanctify our holy-days? 7. Why
should we not despise God's Word, but keep it sacred? 8. How do we show
that we do not despise the preaching of His Word? 9. Whose voice do we
hear in the sermon? 10. As whose word should we, therefore, hear and
accept the sermon? 11. Where do we also hear the Word of God? 12. In
which book do we find the written Word of God? 13. How should we us
our Bibles, the written Word of God? 14. What does it mean to learn
God's Word? 15. How must we, finally, show our love of God's Word? 16.
To whom do the first three commandments relate? 17. What does the First
Commandment teach us? 18. The Second? 19. The Third? 20. What is the sum
of these commandments? 21. To whom do the other commandments relate? 22.
How should we love our neighbor?
LESSON 5.
The Fourth Commandment.
Which is the Fourth Commandment?
_Thou shalt honor thy father and thy mother, that it may be well with
thee, and thou mayest live long on the earth._
What does this mean?
_We should fear and love God that we may not despise our parents and
masters, nor provoke them to anger, but give them honor, serve and obey
them, and hold them in love and esteem._
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