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You would forgive them and you would also allow them to be free without punishment, is that correct ?

Would you allow them to be free without any punishment ?

After forgiving them would you allow them to be free without any punishment ?

If you had the power would you also allow them to be free without any punishment ?

Would you forgive someone who murdered your whole family ?

Would you forgive someone who murdered your whole family ?

So you would forgive someone who murdered your whole family then let them live with you and not be punished, is that correct ?

Would you also forgive the person who murdered your whole family and then let them live with you and not be punished ?

Should those who murder innocents be allowed to avoid punishment ?

If the law allowed it would you forgive someone without penalty who murdered your whole family & then let them live in your own home ?

Why are you unable to answer ? If the law allowed it would you forgive someone without penalty who murdered your whole family & then let them live in your own home ?

The question is simple :- If the law allowed it would you forgive someone without penalty who murdered your whole family & then let them live in your own home ?

If the law allowed it, would you forgive someone without penalty who cold blooded murdered your whole family then let them live with you in the same home as you ?

If the law allowed it would you forgive someone without penalty who murdered your whole family & then let them live in your own home ?

If a person is undeniably guilty of cold-blooded murder and are state executed as a result then that is their problem Christ allows it :- 3For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of...

I wouldn't watch it but do agree that he is getting the law of the land punishment he deserves and as allowed by Christ in Rom 13:3-4 3For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the...

Innocent no, undeniably guilty then yes as allowed by the laws of the land . If Ash lives in a country that has the death penalty and Ash murders someone in cold blood then they have bought the death penalty onto themselves, Paul accepted & Christ allows it, while waiting for death they can then...

These verses appear to teach that the law of the land is allowed to impose penalties appropriate to the crime committed Paul himself accepted death if he was guilty of such punishment Acts 25 11For if I be an offender, or have committed any thing worthy of death, I refuse not to die: but if...