Which of the following is listed as a duty to God in the Ten Commandments?

• A. Honoring the Sabbath
• B. Blasphemy
• C. Adultery
• D. Stealing

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing which commandment shows a duty to God rather than a rule about others. The command to honor the Sabbath is about dedicating regular time for God—one day a week set aside for rest and worship—so it directly expresses devotion and obedience to God. This makes it a clear duty to God.

Blasphemy, while connected to God, is about speaking disrespectfully or using God’s name in vain, which is a prohibition rather than a duty to God. Adultery and stealing relate to how we treat other people, reflecting responsibilities to neighbors and the community rather than to God directly. So the Sabbath command stands out as the duty that centers on honoring God Himself.