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<blockquote data-quote="Son of Butch" data-source="post: 1586579" data-attributes="member: 14585"><p>By following the subject when reading entire chapter in context...</p><p>Old testament "eye for an eye" addresses criminal law & criminal negligence even to this day.</p><p></p><p>A modern example: If a man has a dog that attacks a person said man is responsible for the </p><p>medical bills and lost wages of the person attacked. The dog owner now knows his dog is vicious. </p><p>If the owner fails to restrain a dog known to be vicious and it kills a child, through his negligence </p><p>he is criminally responsible of causing the death.</p><p></p><p>Death penalty: A person who commits premeditated murder is to be sent to God for judgment.</p><p></p><p>New testament "turn the other cheek" concerns moral law.</p><p>If a man says or provokes another to strike him, he is at fault, deserving it for bringing it upon </p><p>himself. He has no right to retaliate or to damages and should turn the other cheek.</p><p></p><p>Turn the other cheek, was never intended to make doormats or push overs out of Christians.</p><p></p><p>edited 'civil' law to moral law.</p><p>Moral Law: Do unto others.... (aka the Golden Rule)</p><p></p><p>Matt 5:17 - He came not to destroy the law, or the prophets, but to fulfil.</p><p>With all due respect, old covenant laws (the 10 commandments) remain in effect even to this day.</p><p>It was the old covenant Jewish ordinances that passed away with the new covenant.</p><p>I know it may seem minor, but there is a big difference between the law and ordinances.</p><p></p><p>"Turn the other cheek" is also found in Luke 6:20-29 directed to the disciples for instruction.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of Butch, post: 1586579, member: 14585"] By following the subject when reading entire chapter in context... Old testament "eye for an eye" addresses criminal law & criminal negligence even to this day. A modern example: If a man has a dog that attacks a person said man is responsible for the medical bills and lost wages of the person attacked. The dog owner now knows his dog is vicious. If the owner fails to restrain a dog known to be vicious and it kills a child, through his negligence he is criminally responsible of causing the death. Death penalty: A person who commits premeditated murder is to be sent to God for judgment. New testament "turn the other cheek" concerns moral law. If a man says or provokes another to strike him, he is at fault, deserving it for bringing it upon himself. He has no right to retaliate or to damages and should turn the other cheek. Turn the other cheek, was never intended to make doormats or push overs out of Christians. edited 'civil' law to moral law. Moral Law: Do unto others.... (aka the Golden Rule) Matt 5:17 - He came not to destroy the law, or the prophets, but to fulfil. With all due respect, old covenant laws (the 10 commandments) remain in effect even to this day. It was the old covenant Jewish ordinances that passed away with the new covenant. I know it may seem minor, but there is a big difference between the law and ordinances. "Turn the other cheek" is also found in Luke 6:20-29 directed to the disciples for instruction. [/QUOTE]
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