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Message definition (Does Joseph's intent to divorce Mary show that the death penalty for adultery was not mandatory? )
This might sound like an odd question to some, but this is a serious proposition to some students of Biblical law. Here is an example of the argument, from Philip Kayser's book <em>Is the Death Penalty Just?</em>:
This might sound like an odd question to some, but this is a serious proposition to some students of Biblical law. Here is an example of the argument, from Philip Kayser's book <em>Is the Death Penalty Just?</em>: Translation This might sound like an odd question to some, but this is a serious proposition to some students of Biblical law. Here is an example of the argument, from Philip Kayser's book <em>Is the Death Penalty Just?</em>: This might sound like an odd question to some, but this is a serious proposition to some students of Biblical law. Here is an example of the argument, from Philip Kayser's book Is the Death Penalty Just? :
