Man must, therefore, be treated with the honor due to a likeness representing the King of kings… Reverence for God is shown in our reverence for man. The fear you must feel of offending or hurting a human being must be as ultimate as your fear of God.
Suggested Discussion Questions:
1. What does it mean to fear God here?
2. How can we show this level of reverence for human life?
3. How does this text act as a response to the common feeling that our actions won't make any real change?
1. What does it mean to fear God here?
2. How can we show this level of reverence for human life?
3. How does this text act as a response to the common feeling that our actions won't make any real change?
Time Period: Contemporary (The Yom Kippur War until the present-day)