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{{:Quote|Q&A 93<br/>
   Q. How are these commandments divided?<br/>
   A. Into two tables. The first has four commandments, teaching us how we ought to live in relation to God. The second has six commandments, teaching us what we owe our neighbor.<ref>Heidelberg Catechism (1563)</ref>}}
Translation{{:Quote|Q&A 93<br/>
   Q. How are these commandments divided?<br/>
   A. Into two tables. The first has four commandments, teaching us how we ought to live in relation to God. The second has six commandments, teaching us what we owe our neighbor.<ref>Heidelberg Catechism (1563)</ref>}}

Q&A 93

Q. How are these commandments divided?

A. Into two tables. The first has four commandments, teaching us how we ought to live in relation to God. The second has six commandments, teaching us what we owe our neighbor.[1]

  1. Heidelberg Catechism (1563)