TG123
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Look at the Hebrew roots. Generalization is expressed in Hebrew through the verb "harag." The verb that appears in the Torah's prohibition is a completely different one, " ratsah" which, it would seem, should be rendered "murder." This root refers only to criminal acts of killing.
Jesus clearly said we are to love our enemies and turn the other cheek.
The Israelites were led by God, nations in the modern day are led by politicians and bankers. The Israelites did not have the full message. With Christ's teachings, we do now.
The Law when was revealed to the Israelites prohibited murder. Jesus fulfilled the Law and explained it in its entirety, it does not allow for hatred or attacks against enemies.
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