Murder (Easton)

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Wilful murder was distinguished from accidental homicide, and was invariably visited with capital punishment ( Numbers 35:16,18,21,31 ; Leviticus 24:17 ). This law in its principle is founded on the fact of man's having been made in the likeness of God ( Genesis 9:5,6 ; John 8:44 ; 1 John 3:12,15 ). The Mosiac law prohibited any compensation for murder or the reprieve of the murderer ( Exodus 21:12,14 ; Deuteronomy 19:11,13 ; 2 Samuel 17:25 ; 20:10 ). Two witnesses were required in any capital case ( Numbers 35:19-30 ; Deuteronomy 17:6-12 ). If the murderer could not be discovered, the city nearest the scene of the murder was required to make expiation for the crime committed ( Deuteronomy 21:1-9 ). These offences also were to be punished with death, (1) striking a parent; (2) cursing a parent; (3) kidnapping ( Exodus 21:15-17 ; Deuteronomy 27:16 ).

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part_of source-manifest/easton — Easton's Bible Dictionary (PD)

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