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What does the Bible say about justice in Exodus 21?

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Exodus 21 outlines divine justice, emphasizing that punishments should correspond to the crime, requiring full restitution or punishment without consideration of the offender's circumstances.

Exodus 21 presents civil laws where God's justice is paramount, stipulating that the guilty party must make full restitution or face the punishment deemed appropriate by the law. This law reflects divine justice, which does not take into account personal circumstances such as poverty or ignorance. Instead, it demands accountability based solely on guilt or innocence. The text reinforces that God's laws are absolute and provide no leniency; an eye for an eye signifies strict reciprocity in justice. The laws were designed to maintain order and fairness among the people of Israel, establishing a clear framework to address infractions.
Scripture References: Exodus 21:24-25

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