What Do Presbyterians Believe about the Sixth Commandment?

The Heidelberg Catechism tells us that we are not to “abuse, hate, injure, or kill” our neighbor either with “thought, or by word or gesture, much less by deed, whether by (ourselves) or through another” (4.105). The Heidelberg, with the Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechisms, has helped generations of Christians explore and more fully understand their faith from the perspective of Reformed theology. All three are included in the Full Version of The Study Catechism.

A shorter Confirmation Version is also available for use by early adolescents in or out of a classroom setting.

Belonging to God: A First Catechism is intended for children entering third or fourth grade. Unlike the other two books in this series, A First Catechism follows the general contours of the biblical narrative, correlating Scripture verses with each question and answer.

These beautiful soft-bound books published by Witherspoon Press make great gifts for confirmations, seminary graduations, ordinations, and installations. These books are so portable, you can be sure they will be well used for many years to come.