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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>= The Eighth Commandment (Sadler's Church Teacher's Manual) =<br />
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'''The Eighth Commandment''' is Section XLI of [[The Church Teacher's Manual of Christian Instruction]], Michael Ferrebee Sadler's 1872 expansion of the [[Church Catechism]] in question-and-answer form.<ref>Sadler, section XLI in Michael Ferrebee Sadler, ''The Church Teacher's Manual of Christian Instruction: Being the Church Catechism Expanded and Explained in Question and Answer'', 3rd ed. (London: Bell & Daldy, 1872), digitized by the Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/churchteachersma00sadlrich.</ref><br />
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== Summary ==<br />
Sadler reads the commandment against stealing as a call to honesty, restitution, diligence, and respect for another's goods. The section includes both direct theft and indirect forms of injustice.<br />
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== Theological Themes ==<br />
* Honesty<br />
* Restitution<br />
* Property and justice<br />
* Labor and generosity<br />
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== Scripture References ==<br />
The following references are representative biblical texts used or implied in this section of Sadler's catechetical exposition:<br />
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* Exodus 20:15<br />
* Psalm 37:21<br />
* 1 Corinthians 6:9-10<br />
* Ephesians 4:28<br />
* Mark 10:19<br />
* Romans 13:8<br />
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== Anglican Context ==<br />
This section belongs to Sadler's treatment of the baptismal promise to keep God's commandments. It is connected with the Decalogue in the [[Church Catechism]] and with the use of the commandments in Anglican moral and liturgical instruction. Sadler's treatment reflects nineteenth-century [[Church of England]] catechesis and should be read as a historical Anglican source alongside current provincial formularies and catechetical resources.<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[The Church Teacher's Manual of Christian Instruction]]<br />
* [[Ten Commandments]]<br />
* [[Church Catechism]]<br />
* [[Anglican Ethics]]<br />
* [[Book of Common Prayer]]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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[[Category:Sadler's Church Teacher's Manual]]<br />
[[Category:Catechisms]]<br />
[[Category:Christian Education]]<br />
[[Category:Ten Commandments]]<br />
[[Category:Anglican Ethics]]</div>
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