Page 27: "Q. You said that at your baptism you were made inheritors of the kingdom of heaven; but will you get eternal life in heaven, if you do not strive to go there?--A. No; but I shall be sent down to hell. Q. How are you to strive or try to go to heaven?--A. I must have nothing to do with the devil and his works; which I gave up at my baptism. Q. In what way are you to shun the devil and his works?--A. By keeping within me no bad thoughts; by speaking no bad words; and by doing no bad things. Q. What do you mean by keeping within you no bad thoughts?--A. I mean that I must not hate anybody, nor wish to hurt anybody, nor wish to do any wrong. Page 30: Q. What do you mean by doing no bad things, such things as the devil tempts you to do?--A. I mean that I must not hurt anybody; must not disobey my parents, nor disobey my master, nor disobey God. Q. But can you not disobey your parents and your master without their knowing it?--A. Yes; but God knows it; for God always sees me. Q. What else must you do to get to heaven?--A. I must believe all that God has told me about the way to get there. Pp. 35, 36: Q. How are you to show that you love your neighbor as yourself?--A. I am to show it by always doing my duty to my neighbor, as God has commanded me. Q. Who is your neighbor?--A. Everybody who lives with me and around me, and has the control over me. Q. Can you name some persons?--A. My playfellows, my master and mistress, and my parents.... Q. How are you to show your love to your master and mistress and your parents?--A. I am never to lie to them, to steal from them, nor speak bad words about them, but always to do as they bid me. Page 47: Q. How do others sin against you?--A. By cursing me, telling lies about me, or striking me. Q. What must you do to those who thus sin against you?--A. I must forgive them. Q. What if you do not forgive them?--A. Then God will not forgive me. Q. Why?--A. Because I pray to him to forgive me, just as I forgive others. Page 48: Q. How are you to forgive others, when they trespass against you?--A. I am not to hurt them, because they hurt me; but I must pray for them, and try to do them good. Q. What if you do to them just as they do to you?--A. Then God will not forgive my sins, but will punish me. Page 43: Q. What do you pray for, when you say in the Lord's prayer, 'Thy will be done'?--A. I pray that my will and everybody's will may submit to God's will. Q. Where does God make his will known to us?--A. In his word and in his acts. Page 44: Q. What are God's acts by which he makes his will known to us?--A. Every thing that happens to us is God's act. Q. How are you to submit to God's will as made known in his acts?--A. When God sends trouble or sickness or death, I am to feel that God does right." Mr. Jones thus catechizes the slaves ("Catechism," pp. 129-131):--