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#321 Part 4: The Dangers of Sexual Immorality
Kim continues to take a deep dive on the dangers of sexual immorality, and the Bible has so much to say about sex. This episode focuses on how Sex intermingles DNA and bodily fluid and the implications for the bloodline as Sex reproduces offspring.
5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman
Sexual immorality is diabolical, because it
intermingles (mixes) the DNA and biological fluids that produce death. Per scripture, blood can either be a pollutant or a solution to a pollution. The discharge of blood and bodily fluids in the Old Testament for both women and men are deemed to be "unclean". So, there is a polluted nature to bodily fluids and blood. However, blood is also used for atonement (sin offering). Both will be explored in this episode.
The Son's of God intermingled and polluted the DNA of man when they took women as wives. They produced a race of giants (hybrid species) that were NOT Godly offspring. This sexual immoral act not only polluted the offspring, but it also polluted the earth by spawning violence. The consequence: the great flood -- God's solution to destroy both man and earth, sparing Noah, his family, and the animals on the arc.
Today, we have examples of inbreeding and incest and the devastating consequence (e.g. royal families). Sexual immorality is diabolical, and Satan knows this. However, the blood of Jesus Christ is the atonement for our sexual sins. This is the hope for the Body of Christ!
Key takeaway:
Sex mixes the DNA and impacts the bloodline. Sexual immorality compromises our biology, our DNA, and the bloodline. We are the bloodline of Jesus Christ. We
don't want to compromise and dishonor it by our own conduct.
If the Body of Christ understood what sexual sin entailed, there would be a whole different level of repentance.
Lev 12:2-5; Lev 15; Genesis 6:1-4; 11-13; Lev 18:6-18;
Lev 20-10-21; Hebrews 9:11-14; Joel 3:20-21; 1 Kings 11:1-13; Deut 7:1-4; Joshua 23:11-13
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By Kim MooreKim continues to take a deep dive on the dangers of sexual immorality, and the Bible has so much to say about sex. This episode focuses on how Sex intermingles DNA and bodily fluid and the implications for the bloodline as Sex reproduces offspring.
5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman
Sexual immorality is diabolical, because it
intermingles (mixes) the DNA and biological fluids that produce death. Per scripture, blood can either be a pollutant or a solution to a pollution. The discharge of blood and bodily fluids in the Old Testament for both women and men are deemed to be "unclean". So, there is a polluted nature to bodily fluids and blood. However, blood is also used for atonement (sin offering). Both will be explored in this episode.
The Son's of God intermingled and polluted the DNA of man when they took women as wives. They produced a race of giants (hybrid species) that were NOT Godly offspring. This sexual immoral act not only polluted the offspring, but it also polluted the earth by spawning violence. The consequence: the great flood -- God's solution to destroy both man and earth, sparing Noah, his family, and the animals on the arc.
Today, we have examples of inbreeding and incest and the devastating consequence (e.g. royal families). Sexual immorality is diabolical, and Satan knows this. However, the blood of Jesus Christ is the atonement for our sexual sins. This is the hope for the Body of Christ!
Key takeaway:
Sex mixes the DNA and impacts the bloodline. Sexual immorality compromises our biology, our DNA, and the bloodline. We are the bloodline of Jesus Christ. We
don't want to compromise and dishonor it by our own conduct.
If the Body of Christ understood what sexual sin entailed, there would be a whole different level of repentance.
Lev 12:2-5; Lev 15; Genesis 6:1-4; 11-13; Lev 18:6-18;
Lev 20-10-21; Hebrews 9:11-14; Joel 3:20-21; 1 Kings 11:1-13; Deut 7:1-4; Joshua 23:11-13