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OATH

God’s name, the only name by which men ought to swearCF 22:2; LC 108; SC 50
In important matters, an oath is warrantable under the New TestamentCF 22:2
In things not sinful it binds to performance of matters involved even though it is to man’s own hurtCF 22:4; LC 113; SC 55
Is a confirmatory actT 22:4
Is a part of religious worshipCF 21:5; 22:1
It is a sin to refuse to take a lawful oathCF 22:3
Of office holdersT 23:16, 25-28, 30
Profane or rash swearing by His name forbiddenCF 22:2; T 22:2; LC 113; SC 55
Swearing with uplifted hand warrantedT 22:1
To be administered only to those who understand meaningT 22:3
To be explained by administratorT 22:3
What it isCF 22:1; T 22:4

By it He purchased an everlasting inheritance for the electCF 8:5; LC 38; SC 33
Christ performed it perfectly regarding the law in our natureCF 8:4; LC 38-39, 48, 97
Covenants require obedience of all menT 22:8
Does not abolish but strengthens the obligation to obey the moral lawCF 19:5
Due to lawful commands of magistratesCF 23:4; LC 127-128; SC 65
Good works done in obedience to God’s commands are the evidence of true faithCF 16:2; LC 32
His obedience imputed to believersCF 11:1; LC 70; SC 33
RewardedCF 16:6
To God in whatever He is pleased to commandCF 2:2; LC 104; SC 46

Administration of covenant of grace under the law is called the Old TestamentCF 7:5
In original Hebrew, final appeal in religious controversiesCF 1:8
Of equal authority with NTT 1:10