Funny you say that, because "φονεύω" means both murder and kill, and has been used for both purposes in different contexts (i.e. Agamemnon when he returned from Troy was murdered, but Odysseus killed the suitors. Both used the same word)
imagine not knowing your historical theology to this degree. we told you to stop. you're not right. you are retarded and wrong, and you are trying desperately to go UHM ACKSHUALLY NO THE BIBLE SAYS THIS, but you haven't even read one book of it, you dumbfuck.
You are again quoting selectively. Jesus quite literally said he was there to fulfill the Law of the prophets, and basically deepens the meaning of every commandment to be more nuanced, effectively replacing it with their New Testament versions (i.e. do not kill becomes do not even harbor hatred, or "‘You shall not commit adultery.’ But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.")
... what? this is not even slightly the understanding of what jesus says. he outright says he is NOT there to abolish them, and talks about how the laws of MOSES were ACTUALLY WEAKER than the law he is setting up now, which is stricter in regards to that. he does not, at all, say that it is wrong for someone to ever kill. he literally says, word for word, that you should sell your cloak and buy swords to defend yourself with. the 'adultery in your heart' was not new, as jesus says, it was ALWAYS that way. that's why he says that divorce was never supposed to be the way it was, but it had to be let go. it is a bloodguilt murder that is being spoken of, and your attempts to try and get away from this are pathetic.