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Deuteronomy 5:19 · BSB
5:19 You shall not steal.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…especially if you are looking at Exodus, Exodus 20, we look at from verse 12 to 17. This is talking about toward men. Or if you look at it fromDeuteronomy 5, verse 16 to 21, it's also talking about them towards men. That's what Paul quoted. What Paul did was to summarize it as one. What is it? It's a love your neighbor…
Publisher transcript cited as “Deuteronomy 5, verse 16 to 21” view source ↗
…you from the Bible, but it's only those few verses. It's not something that requires us to all, you can just sort of take my word for it. But it'sDeuteronomy 5, verse 19, and you shall not steal. That's the commandment. And my guess is that every single culture, including Canadian culture, has ways where we write…
Publisher transcript cited as “Deuteronomy 5, verse 19” view source ↗
…the commandment is so short, we're going to look at several Bible passages. So you're going to want to sort of keep your Bibles in your hands. ButDeuteronomy chapter 5, verse 19, says very clearly the eighth word or the eighth commandment, you shall not steal. And the prayer book teaches us to say, Lord, have mercy upon us…
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