Ratzah can be used in context of a non-murder killing. See numbers 35 in the Hebrew for examples. The KJV translation is plausible.
But you are missing the point. I accept that in context of the law as a whole, the subject of the 6th commandment is unjustified, unexcused intentional killing of a human being. We went over all that in crim law. But If you are going to stake your claim on carrying forward the entire Old Covenant legal structure, why not start with something we can agree on? Like murder. Trump is for it, if the dad is a rapist. Do you agree with Trump? Or with the law of God?
Peace,
SR
I have to say, I am so sick of Christian hypocrisy, where there is no evidence of the example of forgiveness that Messiah set before us. To not dwell on the past, but to look to the present and judge the fruits of the present as Elohim took the bad fruits of our pasts and placed them on His Son, Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah, who died to take the upon Himself, the sins of the ENTIRE world.
We do not know what tomorrow brings, we only have today and today, the only one truly standing up for the Word of Elohim is Donald Trump. He may not be doing so perfectly, but his heart is in the right place. He is not thinking of himself as all the others are, Trump is putting our country first, you & me!
And FYI, Paul says that what you call the “old” covenant is the new covenant. It is the same substance, it is just that it is no longer written in stone, but upon our hearts, so to do it, to obey the Father and Messiah obeyed the Father. As the Father and the Son are one, so are His commands. We have a Constitution and from it hangs all the statutes passed by Congress. Mt 22 tells us the same is for Elohim, from the 10 Commandments (Elohim's Constitution) hangs all the Torah and the Prophets. He gave all to Moses on the mountain at the same time. They are inseparable, just as the Father and the Son are inseparable.
Exo 24:12 And YHWH said to Moses, “Come up to Me on the mountain and be there, while I give you tablets of stone, and the Torah and the command which I have written, to teach them.” ... see Mt 22:34-23:3
Shalom