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cmd-evidence.db Results

Search: "steal theft rob"

Score ID Type Class Preview
0.2699 E236 E Neutral Agur connects conduct (stealing) to profaning God's name [Pro 30:9]
0.2196 E148 E Neutral Rachel stole her father Laban's teraphim (household gods) [Gen 31:19]
0.2071 E434 E Neutral Paul quotes the seventh commandment first among five Decalogue commands [Rom 13:9]
0.1890 E380 E Neutral Will ye steal, murder (ratsach), and commit adultery [Jer 7:9-10]
0.1820 E440 E Neutral Flee fornication (porneia)...he that committeth fornication [1 Cor 6:18]
0.1731 E386 E Neutral From within, out of the heart of men, proceed...murders [Mrk 7:21]

Cross-referenced evidence items (already registered in prior studies):

  • E222 (Jer 7:9) — False swearing listed alongside commandment violations (first: cmd-04, also: cmd-08)
  • E380 (Jer 7:9-10) — "Will ye steal, murder, and commit adultery" (first: cmd-07, also: cmd-08)
  • E379 (Hos 4:2) — "swearing, lying, killing, stealing, committing adultery" (first: cmd-07, also: cmd-08)
  • E390 (Rom 13:9-10) — Paul lists five commandments under love (first: cmd-07, also: cmd-08)
  • E434 (Rom 13:9) — Paul quotes seventh commandment first among five (first: cmd-08)
  • E236 (Pro 30:9) — Agur connects stealing to profaning God's name (first: cmd-04)
  • E148 (Gen 31:19) — Rachel stole Laban's household gods

No prior registration found for Exo 20:15 or Exo 21:16 in cmd-evidence.db

cmd-study.db Results

Search: "stealing theft eighth commandment"

Score Study Section Preview
0.4208 cmd-06 (Honor Parents) analysis Proverbs 28:7,24 — Law-Keeping vs. Robbery
0.4027 cmd-07 (Murder) analysis Jeremiah 7:9-10 — Commandment Violations Listed Together
0.3999 cmd-04 (God's Name) analysis Jeremiah 7:8-9
0.3968 cmd-08 (Adultery) analysis Jeremiah 7:9-10

Key prior finding from cmd-06: Pro 28:24 "Whoso robbeth his father or his mother" was analyzed in the 5th commandment study context — connecting theft to dishonoring parents.

Key prior finding from cmd-07: Jer 7:9-10 lists theft alongside murder and adultery as covenant violations. The temple sermon pattern shows these commandments form a unit.

law-study.db Results

Search: "stealing theft rob"

Score Study Section Preview
0.4104 law-05 (Civil Laws) word-study G2809 -- klemma (κλέμμα)
0.4097 law-05 (Civil Laws) word-study G2813 -- klepto (κλέπτω)
0.3887 law-05 (Civil Laws) word-study H1498 -- gazel (גָּזֵל)
0.3796 law-05 (Civil Laws) analysis Exodus 22:1-15 -- Property and Theft Laws
0.3205 law-29 (What Continues) analysis A-8. Eighth Commandment — "Thou shalt not steal"

Key prior finding from law-05: Detailed analysis of Exo 22:1-15 property and theft laws, including restitution rates (5x for ox, 4x for sheep, 2x for general property). Word studies on G2813, G2809, H1498 already completed.

Key prior finding from law-29: Confirmed the eighth commandment continues in the NT: "Let him that stole steal no more" (Eph 4:28), "nor thieves...shall inherit the kingdom" (1 Cor 6:10), Mat 19:18.

law-evidence.db Results

Search: "thou shalt not steal"

Score ID Type Class Preview
0.4975 E178 E Neutral Zelophehad's daughters' inheritance case [Num 27:7,11]
0.4834 E173 E Neutral "Ye shall do no unrighteousness in judgment" [Lev 19:15]
0.4717 E029 E Continues "Whoso looketh into the perfect law of liberty" [Jas 1:25; 2:10-12]

Prior analysis from law-05 on Exo 22:1-15:

  • Theft of an ox or sheep requires 5x/4x restitution if killed/sold
  • Stolen property found alive requires 2x restitution
  • Night-time self-defense against a thief is justified (no bloodguilt)
  • Daytime killing of a thief incurs bloodguilt
  • The mishpatim function as case-law applications of the Decalogue moral principles

Prior analysis from law-29 on 8th Commandment NT continuity:

  • Mat 19:18 — Jesus explicitly quotes "Thou shalt not steal" to the rich ruler
  • Eph 4:28 — Paul commands cessation of stealing plus productive labor
  • 1 Cor 6:10 — Thieves excluded from inheriting the kingdom
  • The commandment continues as a binding moral principle in the NT