01.06.2010, 22:32:55
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În prealabil postat de Mihnea Dragomir
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raspunsul corect e asta:
The Hebrew word for "kill" in Exodus 20:13 is "ratsach" meaning slay, murder, kill or be put to death -- take your choice. Just twenty-one verses after "Thou shalt not kill" is Ex 21:12 He that smiteth a man, so that he die, shall be surely put to death. In Hebrew the word for smiteth is "nakah" which means smite, kill, slay, beat, wound, murder -- again, take your choice!
As in many biblical cases the Bible is not clear on this issue! In my study of the Bible I have found it is vague or contradictory on many important issues. You can interpret bible verses or choose verses that will agree with how your feel about almost any topic -- part of the reason there are so many splinter groups in Christianity. This is one of the reasons I reject the Bible as a message from a possible God of the universe.
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