Which commandment forbids coveting thy neighbor's goods?

• A. The Seventh Commandment
• B. The Third Commandment
• C. The Ninth Commandment
• D. The Tenth Commandment

Answer: (D)

Coveting thy neighbor's goods is about guarding our desires and choosing contentment with what we have. It teaches that, beyond actions, our thoughts and wishes matter—desiring someone else’s possessions can lead to envy and trouble, so this commandment warns us not to crave what belongs to others. The exact wording points to not coveting your neighbor's goods, which is why this is the best answer. Other commandments focus on different areas—faithfulness, honesty, and honoring God—so they address other kinds of behavior rather than the specific issue of desiring others’ belongings.