The Summe of Christian Religion
Question 110
On Heidelberg Catechism (1563) Q. 110
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What doth God forbid in the eight commaundement?
Not onely those thefts, &a robberies, which the magistrate punisheth: but by the name of theft he comprehendeth whatsoeuer euil craftes, fetches, and deuises, whereby we seek after other mens goods, & endeuour by force or with some shewe of right tob conueie them ouer vnto our selues: of which sort are, falsec weightes, false els, vneuend measures, deceitfull merchandise, coūterfet coine,e vsurie, or any other way or meanes of furthering our estate, which God hath forbidden. To these we may adde allf couetousnesse, and the manifolde waste andg abusing of Gods gifts.h
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