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Exodus 21:24 · BSB
21:24 eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
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…Every single time the Bible speaks of the unborn, they're referenced as a person, a living human being. I want you to listen to this. This is fromExodus 21, verses 21 through 24. Listen closely. When men strive together and hit a pregnant woman so that her children come out, but there is no harm, the one who hit her shall…
Publisher transcript cited as “Exodus 21, verses 21 through 24” view source ↗
…Exodus chapter 21 verses, well we'll start with verses 23 to 25. So it's worth turning to that because we're going to be having a look at that. SoExodus 21 verses 23 to 25. Right, so there we have it. So I'll read that. But if there is a serious injury then you are to take life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth,…
Publisher transcript cited as “Exodus 21 verses 23 to 25” view source ↗
…Old Testament. So their saying an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth was not wrong to say. They just misapplied the law. You can find this inExodus chapter 21, verse 24. Leviticus chapter 24, verse 20. And Deuteronomy chapter 19 and verse 21. And this law was given to place limitations on punishments for crimes. It…
Publisher transcript cited as “Exodus chapter 21, verse 24” view source ↗
…Over in Exodus chapter 21, and I'm just going to make reference to it so you have time to think and kind of frame it later in your mind. But inExodus chapter 21, verse 22 through 25, we find one of the more persuasive pictures of the value of the unborn child. It's giving a case where there is conflict going on, and the…
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