Who should you Kill

[yashua]

Who You Should Kill​

--Unruly or rebellious child. Deut 21:20-21​

--Those who curse or hit their parents. Lev 20:9,​

Ex 21:15​

--Worshipers of other gods. Deut 13:6-11​

--psychics, witches. Lev 20:27, Deut 13:6-11,​

Ex 22:18.​

--Those who do not believe in Jesus (parable).​

Luke 19:27.​

--Those who work on the Sabbath. Ex 35:2​

Moses kills a gentile for this. Num 15:32-36.​

--Those who are accused by at least two people​

of wickedness. Deut 17:6.​

--The children and babies of enemies. Num 31:17,​

Deut 20:13, Psalm 137:9, Lev 26:29.​

--Adulterers. Lev 20:10.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 20:13.​

--A woman who is not a virgin when married.​

Deut 22:13-21.​

--Those who are careless with murderous livestock.​

Exodus 21:29.​

--Those who eat crab or shrimp. Lev 11:10.​

--Those who sacrifice an animal to God that​

has a blemish. Deut 17:1.​

--Those who remarry the same person after​

divorce. Deut 24:4.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 18:22.​

--Those who are proud. Prov 16:5.​

--A woman who wears pants. Deut 22:5.​

--A man with long hair (Jesus?). 1Cor 11:14​

contradicts Num 6:5, 1Sam 1:11, Jug 13:5.​

--those who call others fools Mat 5:22​

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[LittleLambofJesus]

Who You Should Kill​

--Unruly or rebellious child. Deut 21:20-21​

--Those who curse or hit their parents. Lev 20:9,​

Ex 21:15​

--Worshipers of other gods. Deut 13:6-11​

--psychics, witches. Lev 20:27, Deut 13:6-11,​

Ex 22:18.​

--Those who do not believe in Jesus (parable).​

Luke 19:27.​

--Those who work on the Sabbath. Ex 35:2​

Moses kills a gentile for this. Num 15:32-36.​

--Those who are accused by at least two people​

of wickedness. Deut 17:6.​

--The children and babies of enemies. Num 31:17,​

Deut 20:13, Psalm 137:9, Lev 26:29.​

--Adulterers. Lev 20:10.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 20:13.​

--A woman who is not a virgin when married.​

Deut 22:13-21.​

--Those who are careless with murderous livestock.​

Exodus 21:29.​

--Those who eat crab or shrimp. Lev 11:10.​

--Those who sacrifice an animal to God that​

has a blemish. Deut 17:1.​

--Those who remarry the same person after​

divorce. Deut 24:4.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 18:22.​

--Those who are proud. Prov 16:5.​

--A woman who wears pants. Deut 22:5.​

--A man with long hair (Jesus?). 1Cor 11:14​

contradicts Num 6:5, 1Sam 1:11, Jug 13:5.​

--those who call others fools Mat 5:22​

Jeremiah 31:31 " Behold, the days are coming, says the LORD, when I will make NEW Covenantwith the house of Israel and with the house of Judah -- 32 "NOT according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day [that] I took them by the hand to lead them out of the land of Egypt,

 

[arunma]

Actually, Yashua's post reminds me of this Scripture:

I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting him who called you in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel-- not that there is another one, but there are some who trouble you and want to distort the gospel of Christ. (Galatians 1:6-7)
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Of course, I doubt he really wants us to kill him. Rather, he wishes to say "look, the Bible is evil!"

 

[yashua]

Actually, Yashua's post reminds me of this Scripture:

I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting him who called you in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel-- not that there is another one, but there are some who trouble you and want to distort the gospel of Christ. (Galatians 1:6-7)

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Of course, I doubt he really wants us to kill him. Rather, he wishes to say "look, the Bible is evil!"

If the shoe fits wear them??

Whats wrong are these passages true or false?

Care to expound on them to defend your faith a little better?

 

[BigChrisfilm]

Who You Should Kill​

--Unruly or rebellious child. Deut 21:20-21​

--Those who curse or hit their parents. Lev 20:9,​

Ex 21:15​

--Worshipers of other gods. Deut 13:6-11​

--psychics, witches. Lev 20:27, Deut 13:6-11,​

Ex 22:18.​

--Those who do not believe in Jesus (parable).​

Luke 19:27.​

--Those who work on the Sabbath. Ex 35:2​

Moses kills a gentile for this. Num 15:32-36.​

--Those who are accused by at least two people​

of wickedness. Deut 17:6.​

--The children and babies of enemies. Num 31:17,​

Deut 20:13, Psalm 137:9, Lev 26:29.​

--Adulterers. Lev 20:10.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 20:13.​

--A woman who is not a virgin when married.​

Deut 22:13-21.​

--Those who are careless with murderous livestock.​

Exodus 21:29.​

--Those who eat crab or shrimp. Lev 11:10.​

--Those who sacrifice an animal to God that​

has a blemish. Deut 17:1.​

--Those who remarry the same person after​

divorce. Deut 24:4.​

--Homosexuals. Lev 18:22.​

--Those who are proud. Prov 16:5.​

--A woman who wears pants. Deut 22:5.​

--A man with long hair (Jesus?). 1Cor 11:14​

contradicts Num 6:5, 1Sam 1:11, Jug 13:5.​

--those who call others fools Mat 5:22​

You should not kill anyone.

 

[Lignoba]

What if the world depended on you killing someone?

 

[BigChrisfilm]

What if the world depended on you killing someone?

there is a differance betwwen killing for that reason and murder.

 

[Worsip4Him]

I'm not much of a murderer.

 

[yashua]

You should not kill anyone.

Then tell me how do you justify God in the passages above. Please elaborate as to the justfication for Killing someone caught in adultary??

 

[Worsip4Him]

Then tell me how do you justify God in the passages above. Please elaborate as to the justfication for Killing someone caught in adultary??

Ever think of them as metaphors?

 

[very_irreverand_Bill]

Ever think of them as metaphors?

No, because contextually we are not talking about parables, we are talking about actual literal commdsn from Yahweh in the Tanakh/Old Testament.

As far as the "new covenant" idea is concerned, I believe this is a very weak apologetic to appeal to, because it does not negate the fact that according to the days before this a supposedly perfect and loving creator committed and commanded his human followers to commit such atrocious acts{on even children,babies and virgin women,etc}, showing him to be merely a reflection of his followers{or rather his creators}whom made him into their own image, as all people make their gods into their own images.
This god was anthropomorphized and given petty human emotions and jealosies and outbursts of vengeance and anger, as if he were a spolied child or someone w/a damaged self-esteem that needs affirmation and people to abuse and dictate to to make himself feel right, when many of his acts,feelings, and fruits show himself to be the exact likness of what his followers scapegoat their devils to be, a projection of his own more hateful and tyrannical side.

I have yet to see any Christian apologist adequetly explain Yahwehs hypocritical brutalities w/out essentially just running from the issue or passing it off in some way or another.

In Reason:
the very irrev.Bill

 

[DharmaBum]

Any Christians out there, who because of all the hemming and hawing you have to do to explain away these passages, think of just throwing the OT out the window?

I'm going to now meditate and try to kill some of my passions.

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

I have yet to see any Christian apologist adequetly explain Yahwehs hypocritical brutalities w/out essentially just running from the issue or passing it off in some way or another.

Fortunately, I read through the NT first when the Lord entered my life, and when I started reading the "gory/bloody" OT, that got me wondering how the "OT/OC" God could be so different from the teachings of the NT/NC Word of God. In either case, God does show One Time of the End event in the Bible, but whether it is symbolic, alleghorical or a reality is up to the one reading and interpreting the scriptures I suppose. Peace.

zeph 1:16 A day of trumpet and alarm Against the fortified cities And against the high towers. 17 "I will bring distress upon men, And they shall walk like blind men, Because they have sinned against the LORD; Their blood shall be poured out like dust, And their flesh like refuse." 18 Neither their silver nor their gold Shall be able to deliver them In the day of the LORD's wrath;

Reve 14:20 And the winepress was trampled outside the city, and blood came out of the winepress, up to the horses' bridles, for one thousand six hundred furlongs.

 

[Ronnee743]

I think you need to take this up with God since he is the Governor of the universe who laid all these demands on us.

It is called the law.

So, do it, go ask him...

 

[dawiyd]

Make that who should the Jews kill, as the law is for the Jews no one else.

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

Then tell me how do you justify God in the passages above. Please elaborate as to the justfication for Killing someone caught in adultary??
Make that who should the Jews kill, as the law is for the Jews no one else.

Well, most of the Bible does concern the Jews and Israel.
In fact, I view the "hail" in the OT/NT as a symbol of "stoning" as a Harlot/Prostitute is mentioned in Revelation. Pretty interesting.

Isaiah 28:16 Therefore thus says the Lord GOD: "Behold, I lay in Zion a stone for a foundation, A tried stone, a precious cornerstone, a sure foundation; Whoever believes will not act hastily. 17 Also I will make justice the measuring line, And righteousness the plummet; The hail will sweep away the refuge of lies,

Reve 16:21 And great hail from heaven fell upon men, [each hailstone] about the weight of a talent. Men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail, since that plague was exceedingly great.

 

[evange]

On saturday my church is planning on picking up garbage in the community, and then afterwards we'll meet back at the church and kill the 10 people who picked up the least.

 

[AlanGurvey]

None, the talmud explains all of this.

 

[Rae]

No one. These are just the words of men who claimed to speak for God, but were just speaking for men.

 

[Asimov]

Ever think of them as metaphors?

Funny, they look like laws to me.