He lived and those walking in His footsteps will also live via resurrection into everlasting life. We hold that taking a human life is outside our jurisdiction unless it is sanctioned by Holy Writ. We must carefully put ourselves away from those who practice the breaking of YHWH's Torah. We recognize that when YahuShua clarified the Law and the Prophets with the statement, 'Love YHWH with your whole heart and your neighbor as yourself', the love He spoke of was an active verb, not a passive one. In the case of our neighbor or ourselves, we also hold that He was speaking of 'tough love', not permissiveness.
Permissiveness is irresponsible and leads to destruction.
To live we must judge and by our judgment, we will be judged. The walk that leads to everlasting life is continual. YHWH still possesses the power to inspire the men and women he chooses. It is inspired of YHWH, is sound and free from error in its original Hebraic form. Translations can lead to much sorrow.