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How Is Anger the Same as Murder?

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Christianity, Old Testament, Torah, Theology, New Testament, God, Demons, Tim Mackie, Bible Study, Angels, Bible, Jesus, Spiritual Beings, Jon Collins, Religion & Spirituality, Spirit, Satan

4.818.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2024

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Sermon on the Mount E10 – In Matthew 5:21-48, Jesus reveals the divine wisdom of Israel’s Old Testament laws through six case studies. In the first case study, he expounds on one of the Ten Commandments, “Do not murder” (Exod. 20:13). After acknowledging this command, Jesus takes it further by saying that anyone who is angry with his brother or publicly shames someone is also guilty of murder. What does he mean? In this episode, Jon and Tim discuss Matthew 5:21-32, exploring key concepts—such as murder, contempt, and divine justice—and what they tell us about the value of human beings.

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0:00.0

Hey guys this is Cooper at Bible Project and before you listen to today's episode we want to offer a quick word of caution.

0:07.0

In this conversation, Tim, John, and Michelle discuss Jesus's teachings from Matthew 5, 21 through 26, which talk about the ways anger manifests from the heart

0:16.7

and can lead to external consequences, whether it's treating others without dignity or causing

0:21.2

others physical harm.

0:23.0

Today's show references heartbreaking moments

0:25.0

from Israel's history, including murder and child sacrifice.

0:28.8

These references can be challenging for some to listen to,

0:31.4

so we encourage you to use discretion before diving into this

0:34.5

conversation.

0:37.0

This is Bible Project Podcast and this year we're reading through the sermon on the mount. I'm John Collins and with me is co-host Michelle

0:46.9

Hi Michelle. Hi Michelle.

0:47.9

Hi John. Okay, so Jesus boldly claims that he didn't come to discard the commands of the Torah, the Israelites

0:55.9

scriptures. Instead he says he came to fill them full.

1:00.4

Right, and his whole life fills full the story of the Torah. Jesus lives a life of justice and right relationships.

1:06.3

He dies a sacrificial death as an atoning sacrifice for us, and his resurrection from the dead gives us hope for a renewed world.

1:13.4

Okay, well that's the story being filled full, but what about all the commands of the Torah,

1:19.3

the laws that God gave to the ancient Israelites?

1:22.2

You know, like do not worship other gods, do not murder. that God

1:24.1

do not murder do not covet etc.

1:26.6

Right a lot of people in Jesus day wanted to know his opinion on those commands

1:31.6

like do he and his followers adhere to them? How do they adhere

1:35.8

to them and live them out appropriately? Exactly. So what we're going to learn

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