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Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. (JN 8:32)
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Believer: It is important that we believe what the Bible has to say in it's literal, historical and grammatical sense, and not infuse our understanding or presupposition onto or into it. God's word is true and right it's our interpretations that at fault...
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the context here points out that sexual perversion is intended, see the words used before, "Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals..."
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It is true that the word "arsenokoitēs" can be translated in various ways to be clear here are some of the forms in which they will appear in various texts. "one who takes the active male role in homosexual intercourse" (1Co 6:9), specifically interpreted as male homosexual paedophilia; possibly a more generic term in first Timothy; sodomites (rsv, nrsv, nkjv), perverts (niv, neb, reb), practicing homosexuals (nab), homosexual (njb), (1Ti 1:10+), note: context determines meaning.
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The point is not that the bible is offensive or filled with hate speech, the point is people want complete autonomy from God's rules and regulations. We do not like to accountable for anything, and especially a God who will judge us for what we did in this life. Even if this man does get money it does not change the inspired truth of God's word. May God save him from his life and love of sin.
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No Bible believing Christian should ever need to defend the truth expressed in the scriptures. We did not author it, God did. What people do not know is, they are accusing God of "hate speech". God is not accountable to man and what he says, we affirm as true. Jesus said "No homosexual... will enter the kingdom of God."
On our own we are little more than bits of stone and glass. Together we are the Body of Christ. Holy Bible: Mosaic is an invitation to experience Christ in His Word and in the responses of his people. Each week, as you reflect on guided Scripture readings aligned with the church seasons, you will receive a wealth of insight from historical and contemporary writings.