Illegal Immigrant Charged with Deputy's Death

A Guatemalan migrant who is accused of killing a police officer last year is now leading a lawsuit against the deceased deputy’s estate, another law enforcement officer and the county, alleging he was the victim.

Virgilio Aguilar Mendez, 19, was charged with aggravated manslaughter of an officer after a scuffle involving several law enforcement officers in May 2023 left one of them dead. Attorneys representing Aguilar Mendez filed a new federal civil rights lawsuit Thursday, seeking compensatory damages from the incident as they claim the officers violated their client's civil rights.  READ MORE...

Kill or Murder

KILL is defined as 

to cause the death of (a person, animal, or other living thing).

MURDER is defined as 

the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.

King James Version of the Bible

Commandment #6  --  Thou shall not kill

Hebrew Version (Exodus) of the Bible

Commandment #6  --  You shall not murder

  

There is a BIG DIFFERENCE both the the Hebrew language and in the English language between the words:  KILL and MURDER...  and the KEY WORD that is absent in one definition but present in the other is the word:  PREMEDITATED.

It would appear that in the original version of The Ten Commandments, the word MURDER was used instead of KILL...  which means that one should not kill when that killing is done from the standpoint of being premeditated...  as opposed let's say to being involuntary as in the case of an accident.

SO...

why would words be changed or different words be used when translating Hebrew into English unless it was  the translator's premeditated intent to use different words thereby creating different outcomes for the reader and anyone who tries to put The Ten Commandments into action.