CLASSICALLY Cursive · ISBN 978-1-950271-16-0 This Classically Cursive workbook teaches students...
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Sho^ter Catechism CLASSICALLY Cursive 3
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CLASSICALLY Cursive 3
Sho^ter Catechism
BJ JORDAN
Veritas Press, Lancaster, Pennsylvania©2001, 2019 by Veritas Press
www.VeritasPress.comISBN 978-1-950271-16-0
Second edition 2019
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Printed in the United States of America.
INSTRUCTIONSClassically Cursive Book 3 allows the student to practice his handwriting skills using the
Shorter Catechism. The students should begin on the first full available line following the answer, write out the question and then the answer as shown. Check the students’ work line by line. It is important that the students have maintained the proper angle and have made the letters touch the ground, center and top lines as instructed in the back of this book. If the students have not correctly imitated the letters, repeat the exercise.
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The Sho^ter CatechismQ.1. What is the chief end oƒ man?A. Man’s chief end is to glo^ify God, and to enjoy him fo^eVr.
Q.2. What rule hath God giVn to direct us ho† \ may glo^ify and enjoy him?A. The Wo^d oƒ God, w®ich is contained in the Scriptures oƒ the Old and New Testaments, is the only rule to direct us ho† \ may glo^ify and enjoy him.
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Q.3. What do the Scriptures principally teach?A. The Scriptures principally teach w®at man is to BlieV concerning God, and w®at duty God requires oƒ man.
Q.4. What is God?A. God is a Spirit, infinite, eternal, and unchangeable, in his Bing, w isdom, po \r, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth.
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Q.5. Are there mo^e Gods than one?A. There is but one only, the liv ing and true God.
Q.6. Ho† many persons are there in the Godhead?A. T here are three persons in the Godhead: the Father, the Son, and the Holy GhSt; and these three are one God, the same in subtance, equal in po \r and glo^y.
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Q.7. What are the decrees oƒ God?A. The decrees oƒ God are his eternal purpSe, acco^ding to the counsel oƒ his w ill, w®ereby, fo^ his o†n glo^y, he hath fo^eo^dained w®atsOVr comes to pass.
Q.8. Ho† do™h God execute his decrees?A. God executeth his decrees in the wo^ks oƒ creation and pro£idence.
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Q.9. What is the wo^k oƒ creation?A. The wo^k oƒ creation is, God’s making all things oƒ no™hing, by the wo^d oƒ his po \r, in the space oƒ six days, and all Vry good.
Q.10. Ho† did God create man?A. God created man male and female, after his o†n image, in kno†ledge, righteousness, and holiness, w ith dominion o Lr the creatures.
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Q.11. What are God’s wo^ks oƒ pro£idence?A. God’s wo^ks oƒ pro£idence are, his mSt holy, w ise, and po \rful preserv ing and go Lrning all his creatures, and all their actions.
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Q.12. What special act oƒ pro£idence did God exercise to†@rds man in the estate w®erein he w@s created?A. When God had created man, he entered into a co Lnant oƒ life w ith him, upon condition oƒ perfect o‰edience; fo^b idding him to eat oƒ the tree oƒ the kno†ledge oƒ good and ev il, upon the pain oƒ death.
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Q.13. Did our first parents continue in the estate w®erein they \re created?A. Our first parents, Bing left to the freedom oƒ their o†n w ill, fell from the estate w®erein they \re created, by sinning against God.
Q.14. What is sin?A. Sin is any w@nt oƒ confo^mity unto, o^ transgression oƒ, the law oƒ God.
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Q.15. What w@s the sin w®ereby our first parents fell from the estate w®erein they \re created?A. The sin w®ereby our first parents fell from the estate w®erein they \re created, w@s their eating the fo^b idden fruit.
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Q.16. Did all mankind fall in Adam’s first transgression?A. The co Lnant Bing made w ith Adam, no™ only fo^ himself, but fo^ his pSterity; all mankind, descending from him by o^dinary generation, sinned in him, and fell w ith him, in his first transgression.
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Q.17. Into w®at estate did the fall b^ing mankind?A. The fall b^ought mankind into an estate oƒ sin and misery.
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Q.18. Wherein consists the sinfulness oƒ that estate w®ereinto man fell?A. The sinfulness oƒ that estate w®ereinto man fell, consists in the guilt oƒ Adam’s first sin, the w@nt oƒ o^iginal righteousness and the co^ruption oƒ his w®ole nature w®ich is commonly called o^iginal sin; together w ith all actual transgressions w®ich pro¢eed from it.
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ISBN 978-1-950271-16-0
ThisClassicallyCursiveworkbookteachesstudentstheModernCursivestyle of handwriting. Modern Cursive is a simple handwriting style thatenablesstudentstomakeaneasytransitionfromModernManuscriptprint-ingtocursive.Thisprogramisclassical in itsmethodologybyhavingthestudentsimitateexcellenthandwritingwhilecopyingselectionsofworth-whilecontent. ClassicallyCursiveBook3allowsstudentstopracticetheirhandwritingskillsusingtheShorterCatechism.
