A practical exposition of the X. Commandments with a resolution of several momentous questions…A practical exposition of the X. Commandements with a resolution of several momentous questions…

N Name, what is meant by the Name of God 121 What it is to take this Name in vain 122 What is necessary to the reverent mentioning of the Name of God 123 Why the taking of this Name in vain, is so peremptorily prohibited 124 Eight ordinary ways of taking the Lords Name in vain 161 How the Name of God is taken in vain in ordinances and duties 162 How to prevent this sin in duties 163, 164 How we know when guilty of it 165, 166 Why the taking of Gods Name in vain, is so threatened and punished even beyond other sins 180, 181 How it comes that this sin is so ordinary 182, 183 Directions for the prevention of it 184 Neighbour to be honoured and loved 313 How we should love and honour our neighbour 316 See honour and love

N NAme, what is meant by the Name of God 121 What it is to take this Name in vain 122 What is necessary to the reverent mentioning of the Name of God 123 Why the taking of this Name in vain, is so peremptorily prohibited 124 Eight ordinary wayes of taking the Lords Name in vain 161 How the Name of God is taken in vain in ordinances and duties 162 How to prevent this sin in duties 163, 164 How we know when guilty of it 165, 166 Why the taking of Gods Name in vaine, is so threatened and punished even beyond other sinnes 180, 181 How it comes that this sin is so ordinary 182, 183 Directions for the prevention of it 184 Neighbour to be honoured and loved 313 How we should love and honour our neighbour 316 See honour and love

O Oath, five things to be considered in it 126 How one Oath differs from an asseveration 127 That its unlawful to swear by Angels, Saints or other Creatures, proved ibid. The difference between promissory and ass story Oaths, and between promissory Oaths and Vows, showed 131 A threefold matter of an Oath, and a threefold occasion of Swearing 131, 132 Of express or tacit conditions in all promissory Oaths 133 Whether indefinite Oaths, such as these imposed in Colleges, in Corporations, or such as Soldiers take to their officers, be Lawful ibid. What does not lose the Obligation of promissory Oaths, thirteen particulars instanced 136, 137 What Oaths are null, and of no force 138 Four cases wherein the obligation of a lawful Oath ceaseth 139 Why wicked men keep their sinful Oaths much more strictly, then they do lawful oaths 140 What an Oath super addeth to a promise ibid. Obedience. The difference between obedience to the moral law, as it respects the Covenant of grace, and as it respects the covenant of works. 4, 5 See Duties, Command. Law. Omens and observations when sinful and superstitious 175, 176 How superstitious Observations may be made of a Word of Scripture 177 Oppression showed to be a sort of rapine, and against the 8 command. 400 Obtestations when lawful and binding, and how we may also sin in them