“You shall not murder” but Yeshua says that anger, hatred, insult, and public humiliation are tantamount to murder. There are the forgotten sayings of Yeshua further illustrate his teaching.
He warned His disciples that murder begins with anger in the heart. Do not be an angry person, for anger leads to murder; nor be envious, nor adversarial, nor hot-tempered, for from all these things murder results.
Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer; and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him. Since a word of hatred incurs the wrath of God and quarrels separate us from God, the disciple cannot have joy so long as he holds unloving or hateful thoughts against his brother.
The sages regarded publicly shaming or embarrassing a person as a grievous sin. In the no-longer extant Gospel of the Hebrews, Yeshua says that one of the most serious sins a man can commit is that of vexing his brother: Among the worst crimes is set he who has distressed the spirit of his brother.
Anger, quarreling, and public insults may be punished in a court of law on earth such as the local court, but ultimately, if not in a court on earth, a person who publicly shames and insults another commits crime spiritually.
Whoever hates is among those who shed blood. He who publicly shames is as though he shed blood.
He warned His disciples that murder begins with anger in the heart. Do not be an angry person, for anger leads to murder; nor be envious, nor adversarial, nor hot-tempered, for from all these things murder results.
Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer; and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him. Since a word of hatred incurs the wrath of God and quarrels separate us from God, the disciple cannot have joy so long as he holds unloving or hateful thoughts against his brother.
The sages regarded publicly shaming or embarrassing a person as a grievous sin. In the no-longer extant Gospel of the Hebrews, Yeshua says that one of the most serious sins a man can commit is that of vexing his brother: Among the worst crimes is set he who has distressed the spirit of his brother.
Anger, quarreling, and public insults may be punished in a court of law on earth such as the local court, but ultimately, if not in a court on earth, a person who publicly shames and insults another commits crime spiritually.
Whoever hates is among those who shed blood. He who publicly shames is as though he shed blood.
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