Does the phrase “eye for an eye” require harsh punishment? Does God require vengeance? Or is something else going on with that phrase?
Links referenced in this episode:
· <a href="https://avalon.law.yale.edu/ancient/hamframe.asp">English translation of Hammurabi’s code</a>

Does the phrase “eye for an eye” require harsh punishment? Does God require vengeance? Or is something else going on with that phrase? Links referenced in this episode: · English translation of Hammurabi’s code

Does the phrase “eye for an eye” require harsh punishment? Does God require vengeance? Or is something else going on with that phrase?
Links referenced in this episode:
· <a href="https://avalon.law.yale.edu/ancient/hamframe.asp" rel="noopener noreferrer">English translation of Hammurabi’s code</a>

An Eye for an Eye, and No More

Trying to interpret and apply a book written thousands of years ago in three ancient languages is a pretty complex task! Join host Josh Kingcade for bite-sized deep dives into different verses and topics in the Bible. The goal isn't just to be right! Responsible Bible reading will help us be more faithful believers.

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An Eye for an Eye, and No More

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