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Thanks. I was referring to any scenario at all. If I’m understanding you correctly - and please correct me if I’m not - you would point to the NT Book of Hebrews as justification for followers of Jesus to kill fellow followers of Jesus. A follow-up question for clarification: Do you think...

What biblical justification, if any, is there for followers of Jesus to harm or kill fellow followers of Jesus?

“Let this be your first and only goal, this your prayer, attend to this alone: That you be changed, be swept away, be inspired, be transformed into what you are learning.” - Desiderius Erasmus

“The transformation of our lives takes place through the renewing of our minds.” - Sinclair Ferguson

The preacher rebukes those who are still believing these false prophets.

Angel wrong but a dream on the 5th gives us a new date. July 8. Write it on your calendar if you’re still not persuaded he / they are false prophets.

“The Lord Jesus has paid too high a price to leave us in the enemy’s hand.” - C.H. Spurgeon

“The Lord does not come and go. He and his armies encamp around us continually.” - C.H. Spurgeon

“… terrorism is aimed at non-combatants. …” (Jessica Stern, Terror in the Name of God, p.xx) Muslims did it. So did the crusaders. Don’t follow them. You know who didn’t perpetrate terrorism? Jesus and the apostles. Follow them.