Each Lord's Day gives the opportunity to anticipate the eternal rest we have been promised.

Time and all the variety it contains cannot be understood from within- we need the transcendent standpoint of eternity, which only God can give.

We may with proper grounds swear an oath in God's name- God himself has done so, in order to give his people strong assurance.

Jesus did what his disciples could not, in delivering a boy from spiritual oppression and in eliciting faith from one member of a faithless generation.

The Ninth Commandments forbids saying damaging things about our neighbors.

The 8th Commandment --Thou shalt not steal-- doesn't just out criminal theft- it reaches to the heart and requires us to cultivate diligence, generosity, and contentment.

The Lord's compassion on a severely oppressed man, left a witness to his identity and saving power in Gentile territory.

In expounding the seventh commandment --Thou shalt not commit adultery-- the Heidelberg Catechism points us to a positive pursuit of holiness, rather than simply listing behaviors to avoid.

With the covenant renewed, Israel can return to serving God joyfully on the Sabbath, and by gathering the materials for the tabernacle through voluntary offerings.

The 5th Commandment establishes order for society in the command to honor parents.