It's an imperative version of 'shall', now archaic.
What Does "Shalt" Mean?
I means shall. It is used in the King James Version of the Bible in the place of the word "shall".
Use the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE and you will know many things that others do not know.
I have over 5,000 hours in 20 english versions of the Bible cover to cover. My eyes of my heart was opened beyond my physical sight from the wording of the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE.
I have over 5,000 hours in 20 english versions of the Bible cover to cover. My eyes of my heart was opened beyond my physical sight from the wording of the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE.
It means will? Thou shalt not steal