Raphael Posted March 1, 2008 Posted March 1, 2008 Examining the grave somberness of the enactments of the divine law recorded sacredly throughout the Holy Bible, there is a certain particular matter that grasps attention. Divine penalties of death have been carried out as recorded in holiness to almost all law violations of the divine code but pertaining to sexual moral offenses or sins of adultery there has been no records of death penalties. Judah had adulteress sex with a con prostitute who turned out to be someone else and got away, and so was Lot's son who got away very lightly with the simple penalty of marrying the concerned neighboring village girl. Though things turned gruesome with the slaying of all the male villagers after their circumcisions but that is another matter. Not to mention the practice of concubines at that era. Please correct me, PhDs, Masters and Theologians of the divine commandments if I may be inaccurate. But the question is, is God hinting to us something, regarding his set example of doing things, which has been recorded at the span of thousands of years? or is it hundreds?, of overlooking in a sense, upon sexual morality offenses? Please do not consider me to be advocating free sex or of the sort but I am simply bring to mind facts that are clearly evident in the Bible that all may apply attention to and draw conclusions. God bless you, Raphael Quote Test me with thy might but grant me safe passage. Now, who said that?
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