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Deuteronomio 5:21

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21 »No codicies la esposa de tu prójimo, ni desees su casa, ni su tierra, ni su esclavo, ni su esclava, ni su buey, ni su burro, ni nada que le pertenezca.

Deuteronomio 5:21 Meaning and Commentary

Deuteronomy 5:21

Neither shalt thou desire thy neighbour's wife
Here a neighbour's wife is put before his house, different from ( Exodus 20:17 ) and "his field" is added, which with what follows take in everything that is a man's property; and which is not to be desired or coveted in an unlawful manner by another, and much less should any means be made use of to deprive him of it; but "lust" is the thing intended and prohibited, be it after what it may, which is another man's: see ( Matthew 5:28 ) ( Romans 7:7 ) , of a man's field, see ( Isaiah 5:8 ) ( Micah 2:2 ) .

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Deuteronomio 5:21 In-Context

19 »No robes.
20 »No des falso testimonio en contra de tu prójimo.
21 »No codicies la esposa de tu prójimo, ni desees su casa, ni su tierra, ni su esclavo, ni su esclava, ni su buey, ni su burro, ni nada que le pertenezca.
22 »Estas son las palabras que el SEÑOR pronunció con voz fuerte desde el fuego, la nube y la densa oscuridad, cuando ustedes estaban reunidos al pie de la montaña. No añadió nada más. Luego las escribió en dos tablas de piedra, y me las entregó.
23 »Cuando ustedes oyeron la voz que salía de la oscuridad, mientras la montaña ardía en llamas, todos los jefes de sus tribus y sus ancianos vinieron a mí

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