Exodus 21:13 - Revision history

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Coherence of the Law

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This passage contains a '''positive''' command or statute, directed toward Israel: "If a someone unintentionally kills a man, I will designate for you the place where he should flee".
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<translate>This command is part of the {{:Translink|Category:Civil/Judicial Law}}. This references the Cities of Refuge, which are described at length in [[Numbers 35]] and [[Deuteronomy 19]].[[Category:Civil/Judicial Law]]
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This law fits in with other laws related to {{:Translink|Category:Human Judicial Response}} and {{:Translink|Category:Israelite Land Regulations}}. It contributes to an understanding of {{:Translink|Category:Murder}}, {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}}, and {{:Translink|Category:City Planning}}.[[Category:Human Judicial Response]][[Category:Israelite Land Regulations]][[Category:Murder]][[Category:Cities of Refuge]][[Category:City Planning]]
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Cities of refuge are an essential component of Biblical Civil Law pertaining to manslaughter, and appear therefore to have abiding necessity in the context of modern Biblical Government. The details of how this works in the modern context are derived in a more complex manner, since (among other things) the cities themselves were to be governed by Levites, and the Levitical order is certainly passed away.

For extended discussion about the extent to which laws pertaining to Cities of Refuge are obligatory for Modern Government, see {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}} and {{:Translink|Category:City Planning}}.

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===Coherence of the Law===

It's significant to point out that this side-note about the cities of refuge is given in Exodus, but the cities themselves, and their purpose, are not detailed until Numbers. This kind of forward reference evidences that Biblical Law is a coherent set from a single author, who planned or knew the entire law in advance of issuing its statutes; it is not a series of disjointed, loosely-related books written over a long period of time.

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 Cities of refuge are an essential component of Biblical Civil Law pertaining to manslaughter, and appear therefore to have abiding necessity in the context of modern Biblical Government. The details of how this works in the modern context are derived in a more complex manner, since (among other things) the cities themselves were to be governed by Levites, and the Levitical order is certainly passed away.
-For extended discussion about the extent to which laws pertaining to Cities of Refuge are obligatory for Modern Government, see {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}} and {{:Translink|Category:Land Use}}.[[Category:Land Use]]
+For extended discussion about the extent to which laws pertaining to Cities of Refuge are obligatory for Modern Government, see {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}} and {{:Translink|Category:Land Use}}.
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 It's significant that this passage about the cities of refuge is given in Exodus, but the cities themselves, and their purpose, are not detailed until Numbers. This kind of forward reference evidences that Biblical Law is a coherent set from a single author, who planned or knew the entire law in advance of issuing its statutes; it is not a series of disjointed, loosely-related books written over a long period of time.
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-<translate>This command is part of the {{:Translink|Category:Civil/Judicial Law}}. This references the Cities of Refuge, which are described at length in [[Numbers 35]] and [[Deuteronomy 19]].[[Category:Civil/Judicial Law]]
+<translate>This command is part of the {{:Translink|Category:Civil/Judicial Law}}. This references the Cities of Refuge, which are described at length in [[Numbers 35]] and [[Deuteronomy 19]].
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-This law fits in with other laws related to {{:Translink|Category:Human Judicial Response}} and {{:Translink|Category:Israelite Land Regulations}}. It contributes to an understanding of {{:Translink|Category:Murder}}, {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}}, and {{:Translink|Category:City Planning}}.[[Category:Human Judicial Response]][[Category:Israelite Land Regulations]][[Category:Murder]][[Category:Cities of Refuge]][[Category:City Planning]]
+This law fits in with other laws related to {{:Translink|Category:Human Judicial Response}} and {{:Translink|Category:Israelite Land Regulations}}. It contributes to an understanding of {{:Translink|Category:Murder}}, {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}}, and {{:Translink|Category:Land Use}}.
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 Cities of refuge are an essential component of Biblical Civil Law pertaining to manslaughter, and appear therefore to have abiding necessity in the context of modern Biblical Government. The details of how this works in the modern context are derived in a more complex manner, since (among other things) the cities themselves were to be governed by Levites, and the Levitical order is certainly passed away.
-For extended discussion about the extent to which laws pertaining to Cities of Refuge are obligatory for Modern Government, see {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}} and {{:Translink|Category:City Planning}}.
+For extended discussion about the extent to which laws pertaining to Cities of Refuge are obligatory for Modern Government, see {{:Translink|Category:Cities of Refuge}} and {{:Translink|Category:Land Use}}.[[Category:Land Use]]
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 It's significant that this passage about the cities of refuge is given in Exodus, but the cities themselves, and their purpose, are not detailed until Numbers. This kind of forward reference evidences that Biblical Law is a coherent set from a single author, who planned or knew the entire law in advance of issuing its statutes; it is not a series of disjointed, loosely-related books written over a long period of time.
-[[Category:Cities of Refuge|002021013]]
-[[Category:City Planning|002021013]]
-[[Category:Civil/Judicial Law|002021013]]
-[[Category:Exodus 21:13|002021013]]
-[[Category:Human Judicial Response|002021013]]
-[[Category:Israelite Land Regulations|002021013]]
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-[[Category:Murder|002021013]]
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