ou ministers of His." But the Old Law is related to have been given by the Lord: for it is written ( Ex. 20:1 ): "And the Lord spoke . . . these words," and further on: "I am the Lord Thy God." Moreover the same expression is often repeated in Exodus, and the later books of the L…

comprised under the prohibition of unbelief, expressed by the words: "I am the Lord thy God," etc. ( Ex. 20:1 ). Or else, it is forbidden by the words: "Thou shalt not take the name of . . . God in vain" ( Ex. 20:7 ). Because he who asserts something false about God, takes His na…