[10] The treaty then gave Muslims four months to reconsider, otherwise they would have been saved. Paragraph 5 of Chapter 9 states: "But when the month of tabernacles has passed, then you shall strike the devotees wherever you find them. But if they confess their sins and offer sacrifices to God, then let them go. Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. ” Asor. (Verse 9: 9: 5) The context of this passage is in battle. C. Examples of the US-Vietnam War We all know that once the United States went to war with Vietnam. The president or commander of the United States must have told his army: "You have to kill the Vietnamese wherever you are." Now, if I were to say that the President of the United States said, "You must kill the Vietnamese wherever you are," I do not seem to be accusing him of being a vicious person. But if I talk about him with the context of the story that he used this language during the battle, it sounds reasonable because he was trying to inspire his US troops during the battle. D. The verse in Chapter 9 is to inspire the Moslei army to come to the battlefield. It is not different from the above example. Chapter 5, Chapter 9, which says: What the Bible should say to the Muslim army is, do not be afraid in battle, if you encounter an enemy wherever you are, strike there.