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You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v.  13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in  1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in  21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion.  More Hoffmeier, James K. “ Exodus .”   Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. 54. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v.  13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in  1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in  21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion.  More Hoffmeier, James K. “ Exodus .”   Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. 54. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v.  13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in  1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in  21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion.  More Hoffmeier, James K. “ Exodus .”   Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. 54. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v.  13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in  1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in  21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion.  More Hoffmeier, James K. “ Exodus .”  Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. 54. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v. 13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in 1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in 21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion. Elwell, Walter A. Evangelical Commentary on the Bible. Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing (E xodus 20:13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in 1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in 1 Kings 21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion. Elwell, Walter A. Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3 . Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall Not Murder Excerpt The prohibition against killing ( v.  13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in  1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in  21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion.  More Elwell, Walter A.  Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. Print. Baker Reference Library.

You Shall not Murder The fifth commandment ( v. Ex 20:12 ) deals with the honor or respect due to a parent. The sixth through eighth commandments are common to most cultures. The prohibition against killing ( v. Ex 20:13 ) actually means murder, which is quite different than the sort of killing that goes on in the course of a battle. A distinction between murder and death in battle is apparent in David’s statement in 1 Kings 2:5 . A whole range of circumstances that lead to death will be dealt with in 1 Kings 21:12–27 . These laws make it clear that the sixth commandment is a general statement that requires expansion. Elwell, Walter A. Evangelical Commentary on the Bible . Vol. 3 . Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1995. Print. Baker Reference Library.