“Notice how King Benjamin speaks to both the poor and the rich. He says that the rich should give and the poor should not covet. Sometimes we think of coveting as being directed only at something someone else has that we want, but coveting is an attitude. It is setting one’s heart on the things of the world more than on the things of God. Thus Benjamin says we can be guilty of coveting (or holding back) what we haven’t even received.� (Book of Mormon Student Manual, 1981, p. 165)