Thou Shall Not Kill

This book is written to bring attention to the fact that evil begets evil and good begets good. That is, if we sow evil we will reap evil, and if we sow that witch is good then we will experience good. The Bible says we will be sure to reap whatever we sow, whether in this life or the next one.
Many people believe they can do wickedness and get away with it. They claim that whenever the body dies life is all over, so they go ahead and rain terror on their fellowmen. But nothing is further from the truth.
"Thou Shall Not kill" sounds a warning to everyone who is hurting others: It's in your best interest to do good to others rather than evil.
Physical, emotional, and spiritual facets of doing harm to others are addressed in the text. But, since taking someone else's life is a cruel and brutal act, I have emphasized God's commandment, "Thou Shall Not Kill." Those who knowingly take another person's life, or are planning to do so, not only are bringing a divine curse upon themselves but also upon their children and grandchildren to the third and fourth generations.