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Tenth Commandment

10. "You shall not covet."

Coveting also robs us of contentment, gratitude and peace of mind.

The Ten Commandments Series: The Tenth Commandment

  • by Don Hooser
“You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor’s” (Exodus 20:17).
Le dixième commandement : La vraie justice vient du cœur

The Tenth Commandment: True Righteousness Comes From the Heart

  • by United Church of God
10. "You shall not covet." The last of the Commandments—against coveting—is aimed directly at the heart and mind of every human being. In prohibiting coveting, it defines not so much what we must do but how we should think. It asks us to look deep within ourselves to see what we are on the inside.
Good Sex, Bad Sex

Good Sex, Bad Sex

  • by Don Hooser
Satan hates everything about God, including His plan for our sexuality. God's Word teaches how to achieve sexual fulfillment as well as how to avoid sexual disasters.

Why is America so Politically divided?

  • by Graemme Marshall
The United States of America is most powerful, the richest and most influential nation in the world. One might expect its greatness to stem from the majority of its 270 million people being united in support of its government, its policies and its endeavors. But this is not the reality of American politics. As another presidential election draws near, Americans are divided right down the middle.