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Throughout the modern era, the Church has grappled with Christians adapting the Bible to align with contemporary ideas, particularly in matters of civil justice. This trend, observed among both laypeople and theologians, has led to a departure from Biblical justice, resulting in unjust consequences for victims and perpetrators. The scriptural principle in Hebrews 2:2 emphasizing just rewards for transgressions has been sidelined. This deviation from God's Word in shaping jurisprudence risks missing the profound blessings inherent in the "perfect law of liberty" as mentioned in James 1:25. The call is for a return to the divine framework, allowing God's Word alone to set the standards for righteous punishment.