First, let me start that this is something that just entered my mind and while I do not intend it to be a debate, I have a feeling it would just end up being moved here anyway.
My question is for those who are torah die-hards, why not keep the judgements of transgressing the torah?
Hitting your parents -- Ex. 21:15
Kidnapping -- Ex 21:16
Cursing your father or mother -- Ex 21:17
Killing an unborn infant -- Ex 21:22-25
Witchcraft -- Ex. 22:18
Worship of other gods/goddesses -- Ex. 22:20
Working on the Sabbath -- Ex. 35:2
Adultery -- Lev. 20:10
Incest -- Lev. 20:11-12 & 14
Sodomy (homosexuality/lesbianism) -- Lev. 20:13
Bestiality -- Lev. 20:15-16
False prophesying -- Deut. 13:1-10
Rape under some circumstances -- Deut. 22:25
Just to name a few
I bolded the ones I felt were common enough and yet not as 'wrong' in societies eyes. (which are in ours)
Surely someone here has a son of reletive or even themselves who has broken one of these things and no one is put to death. I am aware that the laws in America forbid this, but even still, God's law must overpower. What of nations like Israel who (unless im wrong) are more connected with the almighty. They can conform their laws to fit Moses' law. Again I dont mean to stir trouble, but it just seemed to me, that if you keep the commandments, you will keep the consequences for violating them.
To disregard one aspect of torah, is to deregard all of it.
My question is for those who are torah die-hards, why not keep the judgements of transgressing the torah?
Hitting your parents -- Ex. 21:15
Kidnapping -- Ex 21:16
Cursing your father or mother -- Ex 21:17
Killing an unborn infant -- Ex 21:22-25
Witchcraft -- Ex. 22:18
Worship of other gods/goddesses -- Ex. 22:20
Working on the Sabbath -- Ex. 35:2
Adultery -- Lev. 20:10
Incest -- Lev. 20:11-12 & 14
Sodomy (homosexuality/lesbianism) -- Lev. 20:13
Bestiality -- Lev. 20:15-16
False prophesying -- Deut. 13:1-10
Rape under some circumstances -- Deut. 22:25
Just to name a few
I bolded the ones I felt were common enough and yet not as 'wrong' in societies eyes. (which are in ours)
Surely someone here has a son of reletive or even themselves who has broken one of these things and no one is put to death. I am aware that the laws in America forbid this, but even still, God's law must overpower. What of nations like Israel who (unless im wrong) are more connected with the almighty. They can conform their laws to fit Moses' law. Again I dont mean to stir trouble, but it just seemed to me, that if you keep the commandments, you will keep the consequences for violating them.
To disregard one aspect of torah, is to deregard all of it.
