Together in Jesus First Reconciliation "We Keep God's Commandments" Lesson 2, Part 1, October 11, 2020
Welcome to your second "Together in Jesus" Reconciliation Lesson. The "Together in Jesus" program is designed to prepare you to receive the Sacrament of First Reconciliation. Through biblical stories and hands-on activities you will learn about the Ten Commandments, how to love and forgive each other as Jesus teaches, and how to prepare to make a good confession.
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Slaves Become God's Own People
1. First locate your "Together in Jesus" First Reconciliation Lesson 2 sheet along with your stickers page.

2.  Then look at the front cover and answer the question below.

What unloving actions are taking place in the classroom? Check all that apply. *
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Would some rules for the classroom help the children in the picture to be more loving in their actions? *
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The children in this picture are not acting in a loving way towards one another. Do you remember in our last lesson when someone asked Jesus "Who am I supposed to love?" Jesus' answer was to tell the story of the Good Samaritan. That story told us that we are to show love to everyone. While it may not be easy to love everyone it is what our Lord is asking us to do. We know that because long ago Jesus appeared to Moses and gave him a list of God's rules which are called the "Ten Commandments." Let's read more about that.
1. Turn to page 2 in your Together in Jesus Lesson 2 handout. See if you can get anyone in your family to help you read some of the parts in the story "Slaves Become God's Own People". If not it is fine for you to read it on your own.

2. Once you are done reading this story please answer the questions below.
Who did God call to lead the slaves out of Egypt? *
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What problem did Moses have with the people as he was leading them? *
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Who did Moses climb the mountain to talk to? *
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What did God give to Moses to help his people to live together with one another? *
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Did God's Ten Commandments help the people of Israel to live together in a more loving way?
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The Ten Commandments - there is a link in Lesson 2 Part 1 to a sheet listing the Ten Commandments with a brief description of what we can do today to make sure we are obeying God's rules. Print out the "Ten Commandments" sheet and look it over carefully before going on to the next activity listed below.
The Ten Commandments Fill in the Blank - once you have reviewed the Ten Commandments see how well you can do on the Ten Commandments Fill-In-The-Blank sheet that is linked to this lesson. Try it first without looking at your Ten Commandments sheet and then check your answers against the Ten Commandments answer sheet also linked to this lesson. If you need help don't hesitate to look at your Ten Commandments sheet for a hint. When you are done send an image of your completed work back to me! Good luck!
Did you complete the "Ten Commandments" fill in the blank worksheet?
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Great job on completing this lesson!! The Commandments are a gift from God. They show us today how to be human according to God's purpose. People who keep these laws recognize that God loves them and wants them to respond in love to others. The commandments create a community of people who share one another's values and expectations.
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