Biblos.comBibleSuite.comBibleApps.com-----------------------------Parallel TranslationsLessons and SermonsTopics and ThemesTreasury of ScriptureParallel CommentariesInterlinear VersesHebrew Texts-----------------------------HEB-----------------------------Translations >>New International VersionEnglish Standard VersionNew American Standard BibleKing James VersionHolman Christian Standard BibleInternational Standard VersionAmerican Standard VersionDouay-Rheims BibleDarby Bible TranslationYoung's Literal Translation-----------------------------Commentaries >>Barnes' NotesCalvin's CommentariesClarke's CommentaryDarby's Bible SynopsisGeneva Study BibleGill's Bible ExpositionJamieson-Fausset-BrownKeil and Delitzsch OTKJV Translator's NotesMatthew Henry ConciseMatthew Henry FullScofield Reference NotesWesley's Notes-----------------------------Hebrew >>Interlinear VersesInterlinear ChaptersHebrew Study BibleWLC Hebrew OTWLC Consonants Only-----------------------------Topics >>FalsehoodFalselyHastOathPollutedProfanePuttingShameSwear-----------------------------Themes >>atheismblasphemyclaimsdishonesty, examplesethics, personalGod, the LORDholiness, ethical aspectsirreverenceliesname of God, significanceoaths, humanperjuryprofanitypromises, humanrespect, for Godspeech, negativewitnesses, false-----------------------------Lessons >>A Just RebukeAgainst Profaning the Name of God -- S. Clarke, D. D.Considerateness -- W. Clarkson False Swearing -- W. H. Jellie.Honour to Whom Honor -- W. Clarkson Integrity -- W. Clarkson Kindliness -- J.A. Macdonald Of the Nature and Manner of an Oath, and When to be Taken -- A Willet, . D. D.On Profaning the Name of God -- G. Carr, B. A.Perjury -- John Allen, M. A.Profanity -- New Handbook of IllustrationReligion and Superstition -- W. Clarkson Social Morality -- R.M. Edgar The Holy Law in the Holy Life -- R.A. Redford The Nature and Obligation of an Oath -- Andrew Donnan.-----------------------------Share >>Printer Friendly TextShare on PinterestShare on FacebookShare on Twitter