MURDER
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
(1) Forbidden
(2) Examples of
(3) Punishment of Wilful
(3) Of Children
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Forbidden by Mosaic law
Why forbidden by God
The law made to restrain
Killing a thief in the day, counted as
Early introduction of
Represented as a sin crying to heaven
The Jews often guilty of
Often committed by night
Imputed to the nearest city when the murderer was unknown
Mode of clearing those suspected of
To be proved by two witnesses at least
Explained by Christ
Hatred is
Is a work for the flesh
Comes from the heart
Not concealed from God
Cries for vengeance
Connected with idolatry
Characteristic of the devil
Punishment of
Punishment of, not commuted under the Law
Of saints, specially avenged
Excludes from heaven
DESCRIBED AS KILLING
With premeditation
From hatred
By lying in wait
By an instrument of iron
By the blow of a stone
By a hand weapon of wood
PERSONS GUILTY OF
Fearful and cowardly
Wanderers and vagabonds
Flee from God's presence
Not protected in refuge cities
Had no protection from altars
Not to be pitied or spared
PUNISHMENT FOR
The curse of God
Death
Not to be commuted
Inflicted by the nearest of kin
Forbidden
DEFILES THE
Hands
Person and garments
Land
GOD
Abominates
Makes inquisition for
Will avenge
Requires blood for
Rejects the prayers of those guilty of
Curses those guilty of
SAINTS
Specially warned against
Deprecate the guilt of
Should warn others against
THE WICKED
Filled with
Devise
Intent on
Lie in wait to commit
Swift to commit
Perpetrate
Have hands full of
Encourage others to commit
Exemplified
Cain
Esau
Joseph's brethren
Pharaoh
Abimelech
Men of Shechem
Amalekite
Rechab
David
Absalom
Joab
Baasha
Zimri
Jezebel
Elders of Jezreel
Ahab
Hazael
Adrammelech, &c
Manasseh
Ishmael
Princes of Israel
People of Gilead
The Herods
Herodias and her daughter
Chief priests
Judas
Barabbas
Jews