Bible justification for rape, child murder, or murder of women?
This question claims the Bible justifies these things, among others:
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I'm interested in seeing the references for these claims. I can't think of any examples at all justifying rape, and the closest I can come for murder of children involve adult progeny specifically treating parents in a hostile manner.
I am not sure what "murder of women for minor offenses" means, either, but it might depend on what one considers minor. The one case I can find in my notes is falsely representing oneself as a virgin when marrying.
References supporting any of these would be helpful.
These don't relate to the question:
Gen 38:8-10
Ex 4:24-25, 31:15
Deu 17:2-7, 23:1, 25:11-12
1 Sam 18:25-27
Luke 21
2 Sam 12:11-14 and Kings 2:23-24 don't apply: rapes are not condoned, and "murder" doesn't extend to illness or bear attacks.
Rebellious offspring to be executed (Lev 20:9 and Deu 21:18-21) are plainly adults, not children.
Deu 22:23-24 is the rule about whether illicit sex is rape or consensual. In neither case is rape condoned. Maybe fornication violating betrothal is a "minor offense."
Ex 21:7-11 and Deu 21:10-14 address sex with female slaves and war captives. Both passages give the woman rights of a wife. But there's no requirement of consent.
That leaves the ethnic cleansing (Midianites, Num 31)) and the wife-stealing (Jabesh-Gilead, Judges 21:10-24). I'll concede rape and child-killing. The women are either killed for no offense at all (as an act of war), or for a major one.
Best answer has the most acceptable references.