Which verse says Ye shall not steal, neither deal falsely, neither lie one to another?

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

Answer: (A)

Honesty in how we treat others is a recurring standard in ethical teaching, emphasizing that everyday interactions should be free from theft, deceit, and lying. The verse that states this together in one commission is Leviticus 19:11, placed within a section that lays out how the community should conduct itself with integrity. It ties together three forms of wrongdoing—stealing, dealing falsely, and lying to one another—and makes clear that true neighborly conduct is marked by honesty and fair dealing.

This helps you see why it’s the best match: the line explicitly names all three actions and sets them against the expectation of truthful, trustworthy relationships within the community. Other verses touch on related ideas—holiness, social laws, or wisdom about character—but they do not contain this exact combined admonition about stealing, deceit, and lying toward others.