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The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Small Catechism of Martin Luther by Martin Luther, translated by Robert E. Smith.
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Title: The Small Catechism of Martin Luther
Author: Martin Luther
Translator: Robert E. Smith
Release Date: March 1999 [EBook #1670] [Most recently updated December 31, 2004]
Language: English
*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE SMALL CATECHISM ***
Luther's Little Instruction Book:
The Small Catechism of Martin Luther
Translation by Robert E. Smith From the German text, printed in:
Triglot Concordia: The Symbolical Books of the Ev. Lutheran Church.
St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1921, pp. 538-559.
Note: This version of the Small Catechism is under continuous revision. Please check your source for this file from time to time to obtain updated versions of this text.
Fort Wayne, Indiana: Project Wittenberg, 2004
I. The Ten Commandments
The Simple Way a Father Should Present Them to His Household
The First Commandment
You must not have other gods. (Exodus 20:3)
What does this mean?
We must fear, love, and trust God more than anything else.
The Second Commandment
You must not misuse your God's name. (Exodus 20:7)
What does this mean?
We must fear and love God, so that we will not use His name to curse, swear, cast a spell, lie or deceive, but will use it to call upon Him, pray to Him, praise Him and thank Him in all times of trouble.
The Third Commandment
You must keep the Sabbath holy. (Exodus 20:8)
What does this mean?
We must fear and love God, so that we will not look down on preaching or God's Word, but consider it holy, listen to it willingly, and learn it.
The Fourth Commandment
You must honor your father and mother. [So that things will go well for you and you will live long on earth]. (Exodus 20:12)
What does this mean?
We must fear and love God, so