Ten
Commandments in rhyme
I recall my Sunday School days when at the beginning of the year we were all given a little booklet each. It had the attendance
page where the Record Sergeant would put a star for attendance and in the next
column the record of money given by the user.There were a number of pages of
songs and choruses, and quarterly responsive Bible readings (in King James
Version) and one page of the Ten Commandments in rhyme. Here it it is and I still remember it.
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
1 Thou shalt
have no gods but Me.
2 Before no
idol bow thy knee.
3 Take not the
name of God in vain.
4 Nor dare the
Sabbath Day profane.
5 Give both thy
parents honour due.
6 Take heed
that Thou no murder do.
7 Abstain from
words and deeds unclean.
8 Not steal
though thou are poor and mean.
9 Do not tell a
lie nor love it.
10 What is thy
neighbour's do not covet.
I still remember the day when I attended the first Sunday School at the age of five. Later after the war as a youth I was the Record Sergeant. Then there was a period when I served at the Y.P Sergeant Major. What a privilege.
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