Deuteronomy 5:9-10

Matthew⁽ⁱ⁾ ⁹ Thou shalt neither bowe thy selfe to them, nor serue them, for I the Lorde thy God, am a gelous God, visitynge thy wyckednes of the fathers vpon the children, euen in the third and fourth generation, among them that hate me: ¹⁰ and shewe mercye vpon thousandes amonge them that loue me and kepe my commaundementes.

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shalt not.
Exodus 20:4-6
the Lord.On the import of the word {yehowah,} which we translate Lord, see Note on Ex. 3:15. The word {elohim,} which is rendered God, in the singular, {eloah,} and in Arabic {allah,} is derived from the Arabic {alaha,} he worshipped, adored, was struck with astonishment, fear, or terror: and hence, he adored with sacred honour and veneration: it also signifies, he succoured, liberated, kept in safety, or defended. Here we learn that {elohim} denotes the sole object of adoration; the perfections of whose nature must astonish all who contemplate them, and fill with horror all who rebel against him; that consequently he must be worshipped with reverence and religious fear; and that every sincere worshipper may expect help in all his weaknesses, etc., freedom from the power, guilt, and consequences of sin, and support and defence to the uttermost.
a jealous God.
Exodus 34:14
visiting.
Exodus 34:7; Jeremiah 32:18; Daniel 9:4-9; Matthew 23:35; Matthew 23:36; Romans 11:28; Romans 11:29