Geneva Bible Notes (1560): Deuteronomy 6

^{1 !} An exhortation to feare God, and kepe his commandements.

^{1 /} Or, judgements.

^{2 a} A reuerent feare and loue of God, is the first beginning to kepe Gods commandements.

^{3 b} Which hathe abundance of all things apperteining to mans life.

^{5 !} Which is to loue him with all thine heart.

^{7 !} The same must be taught to the posteritie.

^{7 c} Some read, you shalt whet them vpon thy children: to wit, that they may printe them more depely in memorie.

^{8 /} Or, signes of remembrance.

^{9 d} That when you entrest in, thou maiest remember them.

^{12 e} Let not welthe and ease cause thee forget Gods mercies, whereby thou wast deliuered out of miserie.

^{13 f} We must feare God, serue him onely, and confesse his Name, which is done by swearing lawfully.

^{16 g} By douting of his power, refusing lawful meanes, & abusing his graces.

^{16 !} Not to tempt God.

^{18 h} Here he condemneth all mans good intentions.

^{20 i} God requireth not onely that we serueth him all our life, but also that we take paine that our posteritie may set forthe his glorie.

^{23 k} Nothing oght to moue vs more to true obedience then the great benefites which we haue receiued of God.

^{25 l} But because none colde fully obey the lawe, we must haue our recours to Christ to be justified by faith.

^{25 !} Righteousnes is conteined in the Lawe.