1. Ye shall not lie. (Many persons who pay attention only to the Decalogue, and forget the legislation of which it forms a part, seem not to be aware that there is in the Pentateuch [Lev. xix, 11] a distinct commandment against lying.)
2. Ye shall not deceive one another.
3. Ye shall take no bribe.
4. Honor thy father and thy mother.
5. Every one shall reverence his mother and his father. (Note that the father is placed first in the one passage and the mother first in the other, to indicate the equal title of both to their children's reverence.)
6. Thou shalt not speak disrespectfully of those in authority.
7. Before the hoary head thou shalt rise and pay honor to the aged.
10. Thou shalt not spread false reports.
11. Thou shalt not go about as a tale-bearer among thy fellows.
12. Thou shalt not hate thy neighbor in thy heart, but shalt warn him of his evil-doing.