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Results from: Answered Bible Questions, Answers, Unanswered Bible Questions, Notes Author: tew Ordered by Date |
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1 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 159927 | ||
Thanks again Mark for your reply. But I still don't think that's a fair conclusion. If we look at the words "natural use" we could also say it's referring to leaving the natural way of having intercourse(vaginally) for having it unnatural ( anally or using object or beastiallity) Right? Also likewise could also mean the men was sinning also but they were doing something different from the women, right? If you were writting a statement and you wanted to discribe what someone was doing, wouldn't you have said the" women with women" as you so bluntly said men with men? Just a thought from the heart! |
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2 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 159191 | ||
Hi Tim, I agree that likewise means the same but couldn't it means that likewise the men were sinning also but not necessarily in the same way the women? It isn't clear what they were doing and why would'nt Paul have specified women with women as he did men with men so bluntly? That say's to me that they were doing some differnt kind of sin. What do you think? Also unnatural could also mean something that isn't human. |
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3 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 159190 | ||
Hi Tim, I'm sorry, I meant V:23, I did'nt have my Bible handy. |
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4 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 159189 | ||
Hi Brad and thanks for the welcome and not being judgemental, that's say's a lot about your fruit. To answer you question. If you look at the previous verses before 1:26 you will find that they were serving images of statues ie, bird animals etc. In Those times it is know that they would have sex with the statues as a religious practice but they were also practicing lust mixed with that religion. This is why God gave them over to there vile passions. Even the women exchange the natural for unnatural, meaning not human but unatural objects -stautes. Now it does specify the men were with men bluntly, but not the women. This is why I can't underdstand why people assume this to depict women with women, I believe Paul would have espressed it as he did with the men. I believe Natural and unnatural is Human verses unhuman because were in the natural. What do you think Brad? |
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5 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 158788 | ||
Hank, the verse does not plainly say two women together it is just assumed because the next verse is condemming men with men. The natural funtions, yes does mean with human but the unnatural means with something which is not human! look at verse 1:25, this is why God gave them over to their vile passion, degrading passion, shameful passions or another word "lust" Please go back to the Greek translations not the new translations. Peace be with you! |
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6 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 158787 | ||
I must beg to differ. If you look at the previous verse 1:25, It's referring to them serving the images that they made and if you do research on the matter you will find that the women would have unnatual sex with the images because they believed it would gain them status with the Gods of the images, therefore God gave them over to vile passions. That implies that they left the natural way with humans for what was unnatural with statues in lust. Howevey 1:27 does plainly say men with men, why didn't Paul say that with women if it were so? 1 Corinthians 6:9 has nothing to do with lesbianism but with Sodimites and Catamites with both are males having sex with boys and men. Please do more research and go back to the Greek words not the new translations because with every new translation it changes the meaning more and more. That's why people are so comfused. Peace be wit you! | ||||||
7 | people assumptions is causing confusiuon | Rom 1:26 | tew | 158721 | ||
Why do people assume this verse is referring to two women being together? | ||||||