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In Ezekiel 16:49–50, God speaks in the first person through the prophet Ezekiel, listing pride, excess, neglect of the poor, and haughtiness—and then adds that they “did an abomination before me.”
That phrase is not incidental. In the Law of Moses, “did an abomination” is the same language used in Lev. 20:13 for same-sex acts.
Scripture interprets Scripture. Sodom’s sins were many—and sexual immorality was among them.
What Scripture is most often twisted on this topic?
Watch the full video: youtu.be/69iotvUkSs8
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In Ezekiel 16:49–50, God speaks in the first person through the prophet Ezekiel, listing pride, excess, neglect of the poor, and haughtiness—and then adds that they “did an abomination before me.”
That phrase is not incidental. In the Law of Moses, “did an abomination” is the same language used in Lev. 20:13 for same-sex acts.
Scripture interprets Scripture. Sodom’s sins were many—and sexual immorality was among them.
What Scripture is most often twisted on this topic?
Watch the full video: youtu.be/69iotvUkSs8
Visit holysexuality.com for more resources like this.
#ScriptureInterpretsScripture #sodom #sin
