1. Could the Deut. passage be about non-marital sexual relations rather than rape (such as in Ex. 22:16)? Elsewhere, God punishes rape with death, not marriage. 
2. How do we reconcile two different and even contradictory interpretations of Scripture while still believing in and prioritizing the authority of Scripture?

1. Could the Deut. passage be about non-marital sexual relations rather than rape (such as in Ex. 22:16)? Elsewhere, God punishes rape with death, not marriage. 2. How do we reconcile two different and even contradictory interpretations of Scripture while still believing in and prioritizing the authority of Scripture?

1. Could the Deut. passage be about non-marital sexual relations rather than rape (such as in Ex. 22:16)? Elsewhere, God punishes rape with death, not marriage.&nbsp;
2. How do we reconcile two different and even contradictory interpretations of Scripture while still believing in and prioritizing the authority of Scripture?

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