For answer, see related link "The Sixth Commandment" at bottom of page.
no but he chooses when you die
If it is a just war then yes, but reasons for war have become so frivolous and unthoughtful. No matter what the reason for killing murder is murder. Your actions will be judged by a just and holy God.
Because God commanded him to kill. Note that the Commandment your are thinking of is actually "You shall not murder." Murder is a legal term meaning killing in a prohibited way or for a prohibited reason.
No, God does not command individuals to kill. In most religious beliefs, killing is generally considered immoral and not aligned with the teachings of love, compassion, and forgiveness. It is important to distinguish between religious teachings and the misinterpretation or misuse of them for violent purposes.
A distinction is made between killing for selfish reasons and killing for patriotic or theological reasons, although that distinction is merely implied, rather than stated in the bible. The commandment "Thou shalt not kill" is really intended to mean "Thou shalt not kill on your own initiative, only kill the people I tell you to kill".Answer:This is where we get into the spirit of the command: Do not murder. The whole of the Ten Commandments focuses on relationships, between God and man. God gave the Israelites these laws because He wanted them to love both God and each other. God knew that if the unGodly nations are not removed, they would influence the Israelites and draw them to wickedness. So because God loved the Israelites, the wicked nations had to be destroyed.
He did not kill Isaac. He showed readiness to do so if that was God's command, and God then told him that it was a test (see Genesis ch.22).
Invasion and mass murder. God commands us not to kill.
There are two reasons that suicide is considered wrong to Christians. The first reason is that suicide is murder, no matter who you kill, it is murder and the Bible says not to murder. Second, God has a person's live all planned out for them. God knows what is going on in a person's life and it has a reason. So the person should trust God and believe that God has a plan for their life and not just end it becasue they think they need to. Why should they decide when their life shall end? God already has decided that and they should just let God be in control of their life and trust in Him.
No, I wouldn't believe him and I would try to stop him from killing his kid. If it was really the Command of God, I'm assuming God would intervene and tell me to back down.
Yes. Murder is killing without a reason. There are many times God told Israel to kill off the surrounding nations. And when they didnt, those people returned to be a thorn in their side.
Suicide is a type of murder, and God doesn't allow murder. This is not because he doesn't want people to miss you but because only God is permitted to take any human souls, as he is the only one who creates them.
There is no contradiction here. The 6th commandment says, "You shall not murder" (Exodus 20:13, ESV). In the biblical sense, there is a difference between murdering someone and killing someone. Murder is when you kill an innocent person. The bible says "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23, ESV), but to kill an innocent person is to kill someone for any reason besides righteous judgment. If you kill someone, not as a punishment for something he or she did wrong, but for a selfish reason, you are committing murder. However, if you simply kill someone to defend yourself from that person's attacks (ie. in war), you are doing nothing wrong. When the Israelites killed people by God's commands, they weren't commiting murder. Rather, they killed others as a righteous judgment for what these people did wrong. Their sins greatly angered God and had to be dealt with.