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MrPirate
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Dear MrPirate,
That’s because it condemns same-sex sex.
Well that is the point of the OP isn’t it? to give those of you who claim to know that the word arsenokites translates as ‘homosexual’ an opportunity to provide evidence to back up this translation and to back up your interpretation of this verse.
I cannot help but notice that you fail completely to provide any evidence to back up the notion that arsenokites means ‘homosexual’ (I’m not surprised about that)
Without evidence to back hat translation up we have no choice but to reject your claims about what is “condemned”
NT Passages which countenance same-sex sex haven’t been brought up because there aren’t any !!
Don’t change the topic. We are here to discuss evidence (or lack thereof ) that arsenokites translates as ‘homosexual’.
And that is exactly what all those researchers, theologians, historians, linguists and the like have and are doing they are seeking the truth of God’s word by examining the word arsenokites.To know the word of God one be seeking what God is imparting, not what God doesn’t say.
Why do you not wish to know what God said?
To try and prove the Bible doesn’t say something is evidence that one has their own ideas and want God to agree J
And this is what you are doing. You are attempting to say, without any support, that arsenokites does not nor can it possibly translates as anything but ‘homosexual’ Showing that you have ideas of your own what God’s word should be and are now demanding that God agree with you.
Argument from authority coupled with an appeal to anonymous authority.I have just looked through a dozen translations and only one says homosexuals. I believe the translation ‘homosexuals’ is only partly right as the definition of this modern word is having a same-sex attraction and not always but sometimes behaviour.
Your “look through” provides no support for your claims at all.
I note nothing but a continuing lack of evidenceWell firstly would you believe the evidence?
And where in this thread is this? If you cannot provide any evidence to back up your claim then simply say so.Secondly the evidence has been shown to you, considerable evidence, 18 or so chapters yet you still don’t believe.
Non sequitorThe fact is. God is love, love is mentioned more than anything else in the Bible but if I don’t accept the translation you cant prove to me God is love, especially if I chose to believe the bit in John 3:16 which suggests that without Jesus we will perish.
Changing the topic
Pious fraud
Is the translation of the word “love” in question? No… if it were would that somehow prevent you form providing evidence to support your claims? No.
And the evidence that arsenokites translates as ‘homosexual’…well you have yet to provide any at allGod’s purpose is man and woman, there is no other relationship countenanced, the only alternative mentioned and countenanced is celibacy.
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