Matt 5:38 "You have heard that it is said,' An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.' But I say to you, do not fight against the wicked. If someone hits you on the right cheek, turn around and hit you on the left cheek. "If someone hits you on the right cheek, turn your left cheek around", which Jesus made clear before, means don't fight against the wicked. Matthew 5:38 has been linked with Matthew 5:39, which means to advise us not to "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth", that is, not to repay evil with evil. The evil of the wicked is judged by God, but good should prevail over evil. In reality, if someone really wants to hit you on the right face, run. As long as you don't repay evil for evil, you will obey this sentence of Jesus instead of turning your left face to hit him, then you will misunderstand this sentence. If you can't escape, for example, when a Christian is persecuted for righteousness, you would rather turn your left face and hit him than fight back. Sea fish of Sparidae 12: 19 Dear brothers, don't take revenge on yourself, you'd rather give in and make the Lord angry. "God said, revenge is mine, and I will take revenge." Sparidae marine fish 12:20 So, "if your enemy is hungry, give him food; If you are thirsty, give him a drink. Because if you do this, you are piling coals of fire on his head. " Sea fish of Sparidae 12:2 1 Don't be defeated by evil, but conquer evil with good. Many people misinterpret this sentence.