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Question 101. May we then swear religiously by the name of God?

Question 101. May we then swear religiously by the name of God?

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Answer. Yes; either when the magistrates demand it of the subjects, or when necessity requires us thereby to confirm fidelity and truth, to the glory of God, and the safety of our neighbor; for such an oath is founded on God’s word, and therefor was justly used by the saints, both in the Old and New Testament.


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  • Question 100. Is then the profaning of God's name by swearing and cursing, so heinous a sin, that his wrath is kindled against those who do not endeavour, as much as in them lies, to prevent and forbid such cursing and swearing?
  • Question 102. May we also swear by saints, or any other creatures?
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