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Question 106. But this command seems only to speak of murder

Question 106. But this command seems only to speak of murder

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Answer. In forbidding murder, God teaches us, that he abhors the causes thereof; such as envy, hatred, anger, and desire of revenge; and that he accounts all these as murder.


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