...whom? There is no rational or health-related way to explain these laws. (Why are grasshoppers kosher but most locusts are not?) The emotion of disgust seemed to me like a more promising explanatory principle. The book of Leviticus makes a lot more sense when you think of ancient lawgivers first sorting everything into two categories: "disgusts me" (gay male sex, menstruation, pigs, swarming insects) and "disgusts me less" (gay female sex, ...

Exodus 21:17 JPS Tanakh (1985) He who insults his father or his mother shall be put do death. Leviticus 20:9 JPS Tanakh (1985) If anyone insults his father or his mother, he shall be put to death: he has insulted his father and his mother--his bloodguilt is upon him.

... unable to change the course of events which indicate the impending disintegration of civilisation. However, the God of all creation abhors and rejects all such wickedness, and will not forever tolerate the repudiation and perversion of His laws (Leviticus 20:13; 18:22; Deuteronomy 23:17; Romans 1:22-28). Has It Always Been Like This? Let the Lord Jesus answer this question. He stated that at the epoch of his second coming, the world ...

...a pleasing odor to the LORD Leviticus 1:13 but the entrails and...a pleasing odor to the LORD Leviticus 1:17 he shall tear it...a pleasing odor to the LORD. Leviticus 3:5 Then Aaron's sons...a pleasing odor to the LORD. Leviticus 3:16 And the priest ..., and he shall be forgiven. Leviticus 8:21 And when the ... as the LORD commanded Moses. Leviticus 8:28 Then Moses took ... pleasing odor to the LORD. Leviticus 23:18 And you shall ...

... revenge and instead teach a philosophy of nonviolence and turning the other cheek. C3, I exist on a Matrix with a zeitgeist that only permits certain ideas or prevents others. If you actually read the Torah, Ex 21:24, Leviticus 24:20, and Deuteronomy 19:21, you find that these three are the ONLY places where "eye for eye" is mentioned. In one, an eye for eye refers to the punishment for perjury, in that the liar in court shall ...

...peace ahead of his duty to make God’s Law man’s law? In a speech in June 2006, Obama, citing the Book of Leviticus, which declares homosexuality an abomination, noted that Leviticus also says the eating of shellfish is an abomination and condones slavery. Moreover, Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount is “a passage so radical that it’s ...

... ahead of his duty to make God's Law man's law? In a speech in June 2006, Obama, citing the Book of Leviticus, which declares homosexuality an abomination, noted that Leviticus also says the eating of shellfish is an abomination and condones slavery. Moreover, Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is "a passage so radical that it'...

... ahead of his duty to make God's Law man's law? In a speech in June 2006, Obama, citing the Book of Leviticus, which declares homosexuality an abomination, noted that Leviticus also says the eating of shellfish is an abomination and condones slavery. Moreover, Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is "a passage so radical that ...

... ahead of his duty to make God's Law man's law? In a speech in June 2006, Obama, citing the Book of Leviticus, which declares homosexuality an abomination, noted that Leviticus also says the eating of shellfish is an abomination and condones slavery. Moreover, Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is "a passage so radical that it'...

... peace ahead of his duty to make God's Law man's law? In a speech in June 2006, Obama, citing the Book of Leviticus, which declares homosexuality an abomination, noted that Leviticus also says the eating of shellfish is an abomination and condones slavery. Moreover, Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is "a passage so radical that it's...