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Table of Contents
- Title Page
- A. The First Commandment
- B. The Second Commandment
- C. The Third Commandment
- D. The Fourth Commandment
- E. The Fifth Commandment
- F. The Sixth Commandment
- G. The Seventh Commandment
- H. The Eighth Commandment
- I. The Ninth Commandment
- J. The Tenth Commandment
- K. The Conclusion to the Commandments
- II.The Creed: The Simple Way a Father Should Present it to His Household
- II. The Second Article: On Redemption
- III. The Third Article: On Becoming Holy
- III. The Our Father: The Simple Way a Father Should Present it to His Household
- The First Request
- The Second Request
- IV. The Third Request
- V. The Fourth Request
- VI. The Fifth Request
- VII. The Sixth Request
- VIII. The Seventh Request
- XI. Amen.
- IV. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism: The Simple Way a Father Should Present it to His Household
- II. Q. What does Baptism give? What good is it?
- III. Q. How can water do such great things?
- Q. What is the meaning of such a water Baptism?
- V. How One Should Teach the Uneducated to Confess
- II. Q. Which sins should people confess?
- VI. The Sacrament of the Altar: The Simple Way a Father Should Present it to his Household
- II. Q. Where is that written?
- III. Q. What good does this eating and drinking do?
- IV. Q. How can physical eating and drinking do such great things?
- V. Q. Who, then, receives such a sacrament in a worthy way?
- Appendix I. How a Father Should Teach His Household to Conduct Morning and Evening Devotions.
- The Evening Devotions
- Appendix II. How a Father Should Teach His Household to say Grace and Return Thanks at Meals:
- This text was translated in 1994 and revised in 2002 for Project Wittenberg by Robert E. Smith and has been placed in the public domain by him. You may freely distribute, copy or print this text. Please direct any comments or suggestions to Rev. Robert E.