Which verse prohibits stealing, false dealing, and lying to one another?

• A. Leviticus 19:11
• B. Exodus 22:2
• C. Proverbs 31:30
• D. Titus 2:4

Answer: (A)

In this context, the message about how to treat others is key. The verse that prohibits stealing, false dealing, and lying to one another directly ties honest, fair, and truthful conduct to loving your neighbor and living in righteousness. It names all three behaviors in one line—stealing, dealing falsely, and lying—showing they’re all violations of trust within the community and against how God intends people to relate to each other. That clear linkage makes it the best fit for a question asking which verse covers all three.

Exodus 22:2 is about consequences related to a thief and doesn’t address false dealing or lying. Proverbs 31:30 focuses on the value of a virtuous character rather than specifically listing dishonest acts. Titus 2:4 is about instructing women in godly conduct and responsibilities within the household, not about theft or deceit.