Coveting behavior is acting as though things or people belong to you when they do not.
Elise Mignon plays Bridget Parker on neighbors
A quarrelsome man has no good neighbors means that a person who likes to argue and fight will not have friends. Even when the neighbors are nice people, he or she will not be able to become friends.
it means me
Yes.
The Biblical prohibition against coveting is the prohibition against wanting the possessions of another. For covering a wife, it is necessary to understand that until recently a wife was a chattel (a possession) of the husband, not a person. She was lumped in with livestock and other physical possessions. It is assumed that you would be coveting if you just wanted to have sex with her, not own her.Interestingly the Christian god has not bothered to impose the "no coveting" restriction on wives that lust after other women's husbands.
The law prohibits coveting (longing for) your neighbor's things and your neighbor's wife.
It really depends on the intentions and what's going on.
swearing, coveting your neighbors wife etc.
In Coveting Ways was created in 2002.
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One place in the Bible that speaks on coveting is Exodus 20:17, the last of the ten commandments. The tenth commandment is "You shall covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his manservant or maidservant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor."
Yes depending on your views going to war over oil can be considered coveting.
if i understand the question correctly you want to know if going on the internet to chat with your neighbors wife is okay? the answer is yes. if you want to go on the internet with your neighbors wife's password is legal if she lets you it is legal; if you somehow get her info without her knowing about it , the answer is not legal
neighbors generally are the people who live next to u. there r always the across the street neighbors, or the round the block neighbors, though they really are those living at either side of your house
AnswerEarly Hebrew society was intensely patriarchal, so the Ten Commandments were written for men, not for women. Adultery with another man's wife was proscribed, but there was no prohibition on a married man having sex with a single woman or a widow. The commandment did not prohibit an available woman from coveting another woman's husband, although, as in all societies, a girl's virginity was important if she wished to marry well. In the Old Testament, a neighbour was a fellow-Hebrew. So coveting or desiring a gentile's wife or goods was not proscribed.
Because it is prescribed in the 10 commandments.