“The conciseness in these words automatically eliminates ‘numerous sins of the flesh’, because of the conciseness in its content just naming ‘adultery’.

There are many sins of the flesh that are covered by this Commandment.

Many people of all ages, all nationalities, all degrees of intellect, sin in several ways, based on the sins of immoral physical preoccupation, associated with different methods of how sins of this nature are so numerous in practice, personally, and/or with someone else.

Many individuals are obsessed by participating in this form of personal attention, and in the participation with others, thus using the physical abusively and/or totally indecent, immoral, impure.

Sins of the flesh are more serious than thought to be. Sins of adultery are serious, because they defame purity of moral values and standards. Adultery is many times common practice, but nothing justifies it, because it uses individuals to perform intimacy without the legal rights morally or ethically.