TEN
COMMANDMENTS
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It
is right:
I. LOVE |
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| TO
love everybody a little and some people a great
deal. |
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II. FAITH |
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| To
trust the God who made us is good and will not forget
us. |
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III. OBEDIENCE |
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| To
obey those who have the right to hold themselves
responsible for us. |
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IV.
HOPE |
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| To
look on the bright side of things and keep a good
heart up. |
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V.
COURAGE |
10 |
| To
dare do whatever we think we ought to do. |
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VI.
CHEERFULNESS |
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| To
express our good, happy feelings, not the others. |
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VII. PRUDENCE |
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| To
use our intelligence to avoid trouble. |
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It is wrong: |
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VIII |
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| To
hate or hurt any one, except for a greater good;
to be mean and selfish; to |
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be
unjust. |
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IX |
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| To
tell lies, except when people ask what they have
no right to know. |
20 |
X |
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| To
do anything dirty, or ugly, or intemperate. |
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