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 1    1,   2,     3,  706|      himself by his own solemn oath to giving his beloved Son
 2    3,   2,     1, 2150| forbids false oaths. Taking an oath or swearing is to take God
 3    3,   2,     1, 2150|     one's own truthfulness. An oath engages the Lord's name. "
 4    3,   2,     1, 2151|    truthful and legitimate, an oath highlights the relationship
 5    3,   2,     1, 2151|      with God's truth. A false oath calls on God to be witness
 6    3,   2,     1, 2152|       he makes a promise under oath with no intention of keeping
 7    3,   2,     1, 2152|        when after promising on oath he does not keep it. Perjury
 8    3,   2,     1, 2152|    speech. Pledging oneself by oath to commit an evil deed is
 9    3,   2,     1, 2153|       Jesus teaches that every oath involves a reference to
10    3,   2,     1, 2154|        example, in court). "An oath, that is the invocation
11    3,   2,     1, 2155|   trivial matters, nor take an oath which on the basis of the
12    3,   2,     1, 2155| unjustly requiring it. When an oath is required by illegitimate
13    3,   2,     2, 2476|   witness.275 When it is under oath, it is perjury. Acts such
14    4,   2,     0, 2810|     promise to Abraham and the oath that accompanied it,71 God