1. Chapter 5: The Holy Name

2. Lesson 1: God’s Name

3. Activity Book, p. 17
1) What is God’s name as he revealed it in Exodus? - God’s name is “I am who I am,” or “Yahweh.” 2) To whom did God reveal his name? - God revealed his name to Moses. 3) How can God’s name be misused? - God’s name can be misused by blasphemy and swearing false oaths.

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4) How should we use God’s name? - We should use God’s name with reverence and respect. 5) What is the Second Commandment? - The Second Commandment is: You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God in vain.

5. Lesson 2: God as Witness

6. Activity Book, p. 18
Blasphemy: - The sin of speaking about or to God in a scornful or disrespectful way. Oath: - A declaration calling on God as a witness to the truth of what is being said. Vow: - A solemn promise made to God of something good and pleasing to him. Reverence - Honor and respect.

7. Activity Book, p. 18
Cursing: - The sin of expressing hope that evil or harm will happen to someone or something. Impiety: - The sin of lacking reverence or proper respect for God. Scandal: - The sin of giving bad example which leads another into sin. Make Satisfaction for: - Making up for some wrong-doing.

8. Activity Book, p. 18
Swear: - To make an oath. False oath: - An oath that calls on God to witness to the truth of what is said although we are lying. Sacred objects: - Objects that are set apart for the worship of God.

9. Lesson 3: Vows

10. Activity Book, p. 19
1) What is a vow? - A vow is a promise made to God of some good that is pleasing to him. 2) What vows do members of religious orders make? - Members of religious orders make vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. 3) What vows do husbands and wives make? - Husbands and wives make vows of fidelity.

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4) How does the Second Commandment affect vows? - The Second Commandment requires us to fulfill the vows and promises we have made. 5) How is making a vow different from swearing an oath? - With a vow, we promise something to God, with an oath, we ask God to witness to the truth of what we say. 6) Are we expected to speak the truth when we swear an oath? - Yes.

12. Lesson 4: Holy Things

13. Activity Book, p. 20