original: The Old Testament's examples of killings sanctioned by God are often cited in defense of the view that "murder" is a more accurate translation.
simplifications: The Old Testament's examples of killings approved by God are often mentioned in defense that "murder" is a better translation. The Old Testament's examples of killings by God are often in defense of "murder" is a more accurate translation. God approved killings in the Old Testament can uphold a more literal translation of murder. Examples of Old Testament killings permitted by God are often used to defend that "murder" is a more accurate translation. The Old Testament's examples of killings sanctioned by God are often used to show "murder" is a more accurate translation. The Old Testament's examples of killings approved by God are used to justify the view that "murder" is a better translation. Reports of God-sanctioned killings in the Old Testament are often cited in support of the argument that "murder" is a more accurate translation. Examples in the Old Testament of killings approved by God are noted in a defense that is converted to "murder" more correctly. The old Testament gives examples of killings that were approved by God. These examples are often cited in defense of the idea that "murder" is a more accurate translation. Examples of God-sanctioned killings in the Old Testament are often cited in protection of the view that "murder" is a more accurate translation.