“The expression ‘honor among thieves’ in no way justifies thievery of any kind.

God’s Ten Commandments say that no man has His Consent to take from another man what is a rightful possession of another man. This Statement does not just consider monetary means, but covers the moral aspect of man’s whole life, which is based on dignity, charity, self-respect, honor, virtue, kindness, Faith in God that is revealed through good example.

Honor among thieves can be termed ‘a security blanket’ to give them trust, false though it may be, in the strength of their association with each other. Such an association that has little credibility to it defies God’s Ten Commandments and only reflects demonic justice and demonic security in evil.

Cheating, lying, stealing, abuse to another person’s name, position, livelihood or personal esteem, can be offensive against one or more of God’s Ten Commandments.

Ask yourself every day, ‘Have I offended God today in any way by my lack of charity to anyone I have met, I have dealt with, or anyone or anything I am responsible to or for?’”