Biblical Sex
We All Have Beliefs. What Does Scripture Really Say? What Does Scripture NOT Say?
Are you wrestling with what you think or what you have been told is sexual "sin"? Have you felt that you are in "bondage" and can't break free from "lust" or "mental adultery" or "perversion"? Is it POSSIBLE that you have been told inaccurate information? Is it POSSIBLE that honorable men have taught what they have been taught... and it is WRONG? If you have BEGGED GOD for YEARS and God has NOT "delivered" you, please... read on ahead....
Masturbation - is it sin... or natural and Biblical? Will God judge me for masturbating?
Lust - is it natural burning desire for sex... or is it covetousness?
Adultery - is it an act of intercourse with anyone other than your spouse... or an act of deceit against your spouse? What's the difference?
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Fornication - is it intercourse between two unmarried people... or other sexual acts? Is sex before marriage sin?
Pornography - is it the worst solo sin... are there real alternatives?
Oral Sex - is it permissible under any circumstances? See where in the Bible there is an example.
How can one POSSIBLY honor God and be DOING of any of this?
What are the true definitions of these strong words? Have we been taught correctly or have we been programmed to believe ideas that are not supported by Scripture? Are our teachers accurate and CORRECT? DO YOU HAVE THE FORTITUDE TO FIND OUT?
Are questions haunting you, causing you to doubt God, yourself, your eternal place, your conscience? Do you continuously say, "God, please forgive me," only to repeat the same "sins" over and over and over? What if there was a different answer? What if you could get real peace? What if you could live your life without guilt? What if the answers to all the questions below had DIFFERENT answers than those you've been given all your life? Is it worth finding out?
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The purpose of this site is to allow the reader to think rationally while comparing scripture with scripture, in context, to allow each person to draw rational conclusions, but of which we may have not allowed ourselves to consider.
If you are reading this page, you know the power of that which has been built within us; that amazing drive and desire for sex. You know the struggles that every person who wants to do that which is right faces and fails and repents and faces and fails and repents, ad infinitum.
Here is a place that does not judge you. Here is a place where you may rest. Here is a place where you may seek peace.
Calebb Cross author@BiblicalSex.info
Get Answers For:
- Who did Cain marry?
- Which Bible heroes had more than one spouse?
- Where in the Bible is the multiple spouse concept condemned?
- Why doesn't the Bible condemn Sarah for giving her handmaid to her husband as a "wife"?
- Why doesn't the Bible condemn Sarah and Abraham for giving Sarah to a King for sex?
- Why did Moses quote God as giving differing penalties for wrongful sex with citizens vs. non-citizens?
- Why did God kill one brother-in-law for not having babies with his sister-in-law?
- Why did God not kill the sister-in-law for "playing" the prostitute with her father-in-law?
- Is masturbation evil? What does the Bible say about it?
- Moses quotes God directing not to have sex with your aunt, yet Moses' mother was his father's aunt. What about that?
- Why were the penalties in The Law different for sex with different types of partners? Isn't sex, sex no matter who participates?
- Is it possible that our teachers have placed much more emphasis on sexual matters than God did?
- Is it possible that sections of Scripture historically used to teach that certain sexual activity is "wrong", is actually using the story of the sex to teach a much larger lesson?
- Is "lust" equal with "burning desire", or is lust something else entirely?
- If "adultery" is "any kind of sex with a person other than one's first spouse for any reason", why was King David called an "adulterer" only after he had sex with Bathsheba, seeing that he already had 7 wives before Bathsheba?
- Where does Scripture clearly say that God gave someone many wives and that those wives had belonged to another man first?
- Since God is the Creator of the universe, did He really "forget" to give clear instruction as to all these issues, or did He say (and not say) exactly what He wanted?
- What if my spouse is no longer capable of physical sexual relations?
- How can I know whether or not this book is honest?
- After reading this book, will I feel that God knows exactly what He is doing and why?
- Is there a danger that I have placed "tradition" above the Scriptures and I don't even know it?
- Can my religious leader be honestly incorrect? What if he/she is?
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Where in Scripture is Sarai's giving of Hagar to Abram ever called adultery?
If the Song of Solomon was written by Solomon and was a guide to marital bliss between two "loves of their lives", how do we explain that the human author, Solomon, had 699 OTHER wives, plus 300 "official" girlfriends?
Think rationally: "Don't even consider these questions! Allowing yourself to question the Bible will cause you to get on a slippery slope and your eternal soul will be dragged straight into the pits of Hell!" Does that reaction even begin to answer these valid questions? If God is omnipotent and omniscient (and we believe that He is), did He "forget" that these questions would exist, given the facts? Did these situations "slip up on" God? Did God fail to plan? Did God not realize that sexual activity was occurring with Abraham, David, and Solomon, with women other than their very first wives? Why didn't He even address this, since the Bible is the very Word of God?
If the Song of Solomon was written by Solomon and was a guide to marital bliss between two "loves of their lives", how do we explain that the human author, Solomon, had 699 OTHER wives, plus 300 "official" girlfriends?
Think rationally: "Don't even consider these questions! Allowing yourself to question the Bible will cause you to get on a slippery slope and your eternal soul will be dragged straight into the pits of Hell!" Does that reaction even begin to answer these valid questions? If God is omnipotent and omniscient (and we believe that He is), did He "forget" that these questions would exist, given the facts? Did these situations "slip up on" God? Did God fail to plan? Did God not realize that sexual activity was occurring with Abraham, David, and Solomon, with women other than their very first wives? Why didn't He even address this, since the Bible is the very Word of God?
Where is David's marriage to wives 2 - 7 ever called adultery? Bathsheba was wife #8. Was wife #2 causing David to commit adultery? What about 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7? Why did God call the rooftop viewing and his resulting sex with Bathsheba adultery, yet wives 2 - 7 were not called adulterous? After the adultery and murder were committed, why did God allow Bathsheba to be the mother of one geneology line that led to Jesus?
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