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2025-06-02 13:46:23 GMT

“Thou Shalt Not Steal” — More Than Just Taking What’s Not Yours
The 8th Commandment calls us to live justly, act honestly, and give generously.
It’s not just about what we shouldn’t do—it’s also a call to what we should do.
Living the 8th Commandment means:
Acting in good faith in all business and contracts
Avoiding deception and always rendering others their due
Returning what isn’t yours—including lost or stolen goods
Giving and lending freely (without interest)
Choosing honest work and doing it diligently
Being frugal and avoiding waste
Promoting peace, justice, and mercy—especially for the poor
Avoiding lawsuits unless absolutely necessary
What “Thou Shalt Not Steal” forbids:
Theft, robbery, fraud, bribery, extortion
Kidnapping, sacrilege, counterfeiting
Cheating in business (false weights, unfair pay, mistreating workers)
Receiving stolen goods or benefiting from them
Wasting time on the job or abusing trust
Withholding help from the needy
Unjust use of credit, bankruptcy, or tax evasion
Stealing ideas: copyright & patent infringement
This commandment challenges us not just to avoid sin, but to live with integrity.
Let the 8th Commandment shape how you live, give, and do business.

2025-06-01 13:58:28 GMT

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