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Fetha Negest — Judgment of the Kings — CHAPTER 20 — MARTYRS, CONFESSORS, AND APOSTATES

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Those who endure persecution without renouncing the faith are to be honored, but honor does not create a separate civil ownership in the assembly.

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A confessor's endurance may bear upon spiritual esteem; it does not remove the need for examination before office.

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Apostasy is first a matter of covenantal and ecclesiastical standing. The historical Fetha also preserves penal rules from older legal systems; this reconstruction records that provenance rather than treating coercive belief as timeless Torah.

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Return through repentance shall be distinguished from political expediency or forced confession.

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No person shall fabricate accusations of apostasy merely to seize property or eliminate an enemy.

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