THE TEN COMMANDMENTS – The Principal Law, Applying to All Mankind.
| I | I am the Lord thy God |
| II | Thou shalt not have any other gods before me |
| III | Thou shalt not make a graven image to worship |
| IV | Thou shalt observe the Sabbath Day |
| V | Thou shalt honor thy Father and thy Mother |
| VI | Thou shalt not commit murder |
| VII | Thou shalt not commit adultery |
| VIII | Thou shalt not steal |
| IX | Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor |
| X | Thou shalt not covet |
Notice the arrangement of the commandments: the first four concerns the relationship between man and God, the fifth regards Parents, the last five is the relationship between humans, which in my view is in perfect order.
The tenth commandment seems trivial in relation to the previous four. But it in essence is critically important: for coveting is the motivation for violating of the preceding four commandments. One person should not covet another person's possessions, and one nation shall not covet another's land.