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RE: Q: These People Should Be Hanging
Thanks so far.
Can you show a copy of the 'tablets' where it stated 'thou shalt not murder' ?
If the tablets said 'thou shalt not murder' then why does the bible book say 'thou shalt not kill' ?
How do christians who believe in god and the bible know which to believe - god's word or what is printed in the bible book due to man's editing?
I'm still at a loss though, is it ok for a christian who believes in the bible to rejoice if criminals are hanged? I really wonder how religious people can seek the death penalty when their book says that they should not kill.
The most common use of R-Tz-Ch is to describe a murderer who kills pre-meditated or with malice. When used in this way, the root R-Tz-Ch need not be modified with an adjective or adverb to clarify willful intent; the principle meaning of the word R-Tz-Ch is murder of at least the second degree, possibly first degree. The word implies criminal culpability and guilt, and thus the Sixth Commandment is clearly rendered into English as “do not MURDER.”-source jpfo.com
On the tablets - Lamed / Aleph = LO in Hebrew or NO in English.
Had the phrase been "Al Tirtzach", it would mean "Do not commit 'retzhicha'" -- and then we can discuss the meaning of retzhicha (as murder or killing, etc.). But the phrase is "Lo Tirtzach" -- which I would translate to mean "you will not commit 'retzhicha' which translates into as "You are not to murder". Take notice that "lo" is more of a "you won't" , not "you shan't". It seems that he is hinting to both translations (do not, will not).
Hebrew to English is lost in translation.
How do Religions know which to believe?
Moral code. Its all we have as Man and Woman. I think its safe to say that throughout the era of human existence moral code was not a top priority. Babylonians/Egyptians of the time did not know their religion as it was secret and occult. None of their deities preached family values or treating others as you would like to be treated.
As christians believing in the word know in their hearts what is right and what is wrong. Faith is Omni.
Oral Law V.s. Written Law. a lot has been lost throughout our eras.
I believe that rejoicing in any death of anything is immoral, but if the crime fits the punishment the verdict must be carried out. There is no need for rejoicing in the hearts of Man and Woman over potential criminals being put to death.
Death penalty is a verdict to a crime committed and found guilty by a jury and judge.
No Murder, is a law given to Man and Woman so they live long and potentially walk with their creator.
Cain premeditated murder. Moses did not.
Your questions are excellent tezzajw!
Thank you.
To hang someone is to kill them with premeditation - they are being murdered. So those christians who believe in the bible book appear to be defying the commandment 'thou shall not murder', if they murder a murderer by hanging them?
Does the bible book define state sanctioned murder, such as hanging, as being something else other than murder?
To hang, or by others means, some one because they committed a crime punishable by death is not murder. Its a law.
If anything Christians from the time of J.C. would perhaps think that modern Christians defy the commandments all together. If the state law stipulates(church and state) that a person who is accused of breaking such law, has a trial too. It's not like the person is just accused and off with their head so to speak.
Yes, the torah law defines state sanctioned law through its land pertaining to its tribes.
Should repeat convicted murderers be kept alive in jail?
Who wrote the law that people should be killed for their crimes?
Moses and Elohim..Its the only moral code on planet earth, or is it ?
Again; Should repeat convicted murderers be kept alive in jail?
Also, Is their another or other law or code for people to live by?
So god wrote thou shall not murder in the bible book.
But a man wrote thou shall kill murderers, because god did not write that?
Who wrote that homosexuals also need to be killed, was that god or a man?
Hey,
I realize you are not a religious person, neither am I.
Treat others as you would like to be treated and the rest is commentary.
Yes, no murder from Elohim
Mans writings concerning moral law. irrelevant.
The law(s) of creation I believe are unknowable to man but procreation is instilled in us.
The ruins of a city in the Dead Sea. Sodom and Gomorra.
Elohim law was broken, years of many warnings unto this.
Not Man. Guess it was anti creation.