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I don't know much but I do know she admitted to the murder.
She's also had several instances of assautling other inmates.
Murder ONLY applies to the innocent.
Killing falls under any living thing; animals kill other animals.
"Do not murder." - Matthew 19:18
"Eye for an eye." - Personal retaliation such as an insult or non-life threatening injury.
He DID teach about civil justice.
John 19:10–11
Jesus before Pilate
Jesus acknowledged that Pilate's authority came from above, while holding those who handed Him over accountable for their wrongdoing.
This indicates that earthly authority is not independent of God's authority. It does not mean that every exercise of governmental power is automatically just.
She's also had several instances of assautling other inmates.
Murder ONLY applies to the innocent.
Killing falls under any living thing; animals kill other animals.
"Do not murder." - Matthew 19:18
"Eye for an eye." - Personal retaliation such as an insult or non-life threatening injury.
He DID teach about civil justice.
John 19:10–11
Jesus before Pilate
Jesus acknowledged that Pilate's authority came from above, while holding those who handed Him over accountable for their wrongdoing.
This indicates that earthly authority is not independent of God's authority. It does not mean that every exercise of governmental power is automatically just.
| Genesis 9:5–6 | God declares that human bloodshed will require an accounting and says that whoever sheds human blood will have their blood shed by humans. |
| Romans 13:1–4 | Paul describes governing authorities as servants of God who punish wrongdoing and says that the ruler “beareth not the sword in vain” (KJV). |