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The Sixth and Ninth Commandment

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Identify whether each action shown is Respectful or Sinful.

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Identify whether each action shown is Respectful or Sinful.

by Mary Jane Christine Peñas
1

Riley tells her parents how she truly feels instead of keeping everything inside.

2

Riley’s parents comfort her and show understanding instead of anger.

3

Riley chooses to return home instead of continuing with a bad plan.

4

Riley thinks only about her own pain and ignores how her choices might hurt others.

5

Riley imagines how much better her life would be if she were far away from her family.

6

Riley speaks rudely to her parents at the dinner table.

7

Riley allows anger and selfish thoughts to guide her decisions.

8

Riley keeps replaying angry thoughts about leaving Minnesota and blames her parents in her mind.

9

Riley plans to run away without thinking about how it will hurt her family.

10

Riley lies to her parents about how she is feeling.

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