[Answer] The Book of Matthew says not to swear by heaven, earth, Jerusalem, or what else?

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...Like we do today, the people of Jesus' time were prone to make promises they did not keep. Humans are quick to make oaths, saying things like, "I swear on my grandmother's grave. I swear before God. I swear on my life." Jesus taught that simple honesty with no add-ons is all that is required when making an oath. Sometimes things can happen, and we are genuinely unable to fulfill the obligation; therefore, there is no sense in swearing by the hairs on your head. They turn white without your help, the same way unforeseen stuff you have no control over happens. It is better just to let your "yes be yes, and your no be no" (James 5:12). Otherwise, you risk putting yourself in judgment by God and man for not keeping your word.

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