(13) Thou shalt not murder. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt not steal. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.

(13) לא תגנוב, the term “stealing” also includes the “stealing,” i.e. kidnapping of human beings. Even deceiving your fellow man deliberately is called “stealing” גנבת דעת הבריות, “stealing people’s minds, misleading them to believe that lies are truth. (compare Sanhedrin 86)

(2) The Torah prohibits stealing even the slightest amount.It is forbidden to steal as a joke, to steal with the intent to return, or to steal with the intent to pay.

Stealing implies taking money secretly. There are thieves who incur the death penalty

(1) Whenever a person steals property that is worth a p'rutah (5 cents) or more, he transgresses a negative commandment, as Exodus 20:13 states: "Do not steal." Lashes are not given for the violation of this commandment, for one is obligated to give payment. For the Torah requires a thief to pay the person from whom he stole, whether he be a Jew or a gentile, an adult or a minor.

(11) לא תגנובו, money.

(11) לא תגנבו YE SHALL NOT STEAL —  It must be a matter for which one becomes liable to death by sentence of the court.

 לא תגנובו. Here (19,11 Vayikra) the Torah speaks about someone stealing money or other valuables, whereas in the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20,13 the Torah referred to the kidnapping of a person or persons.