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I read the entire chapter and know the context. God punished in Numbers the Amalakites for sins their forefathers commited 300 years before then, with the context it's even worse.The problem is that just because it is in the bible doesn't mean that it is a direct commandment, and you also left out the context,if you read the entire chapter you get a different idea.
Man, i look the explanations of direct christian scholars like WLM, James White, etc, i don't take my opinions from anti christian websites
Again, we will go back to Matthew, the context of the NT in which according to it Jesus is harsher with his followers in regards to following the law, or the fact that the only verses in which Jesus orders to not follow the law is the story of the prostitute which even christian scholarship agree that it is a fabrication.But even then we come to a different problem which is to what degree the OT law applies to christians
It's a long matter.