Steal no more (μηκετ κλεπτετω). Clearly here, cease stealing (present active imperative with μηκετ).

The thing that…

Let him that stole steal no more. Theft, like lying, was, and is, almost a universal vice among the heathen. The practice of pilfering pre…

Let him that stole steal no more. . . . (properly, the stealer)—In this verse St. Paul treats dishonesty, virtually, although les…

But rather let him labour,

If he must have something that he does not at present possess, this is the way to get it, not by stealing…

In this warning against breaking the commandment against theft, Paul is thinking of some convert who had been in the habit of stealing before he be…

Let him that stole steal no more. This includes not merely the grosser thefts which are punished by human laws, but also those of a more c…

Let him that stole steal no more
Stealing, or theft, is a fraudulent taking away of another man's goods, without the…

Notice the specific ways in which we should adorn our Christian profession. Beware of everything contrary to truth. No longer flatter or deceive ot…