"Thou shall not kill" is probably the best-known part of the Ten Commandments. Does it mean just physically killing a person or something deeper? The late Dr. Frank Pollard preached a brief sermon on how the commandment includes killing someone's soul, his spirit. It can be the wounding of a life as such pain is rarely forgotten. Enjoy the 1996 sermon posted below.
Scripture: Exodus 20:13
(NIV) You shall not murder.
(KJV) Thou shalt not kill.
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It IS: Thy shalt not MURDER.
The original ancient greek translation for Thou shalt not kill is Ou phoneúseis, which means You shall not murder. The ancient Hebrew text of this passage is Lo tirṣaḥ, or Do not murder.
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