forbidden? I'm just wondering if protected sex is allowed pre-maritally.. or does the bible strictly prohibit that and only go for the safest upon marriage sex? ..just a question
forbidden? I'm just wondering if protected sex is allowed pre-maritally.. or does the bible strictly prohibit that and only go for the safest upon marriage sex? ..just a question
Not so. And I believe it to be a rules violation to say that.The argument can be made that all sex is marital. Jesus said to the woman at the well:
Jhn 4:16 Jesus said to her, “Go, call your husband, and come here.”
Jhn 4:17 The woman answered and said, “I have no husband.” Jesus said to her, “You have well said, ‘I have no husband,’
Jhn 4:18 “for you have had five husbands, and the one whom you now have is not your husband; in that you spoke truly.”
The meaning is that the woman had in the past had sexual relations with five different men. For a man to have sexual relations with a woman makes her his wife.
The Scripture is true.Not so. And I believe it to be a rules violation to say that.
forbidden? I'm just wondering if protected sex is allowed pre-maritally.. or does the bible strictly prohibit that and only go for the safest upon marriage sex? ..just a question
forbidden? I'm just wondering if protected sex is allowed pre-maritally.. or does the bible strictly prohibit that and only go for the safest upon marriage sex? ..just a question
Yes. A study and reflection of Jewish Law gives this topic a clear answer, and is important to fully understanding the context and concepts within many of Jesus' and the epistle writers' teachings on the matter.Not so. And I believe it to be a rules violation to say that.
Biblically, premarital sex is called “Playing the harlot.”
Thank you so much Jonaitis! You really helped me learn the word that fornication means sex outside of marriage. You gave me the answer I wanted to learn! Thank you so much everyone who tried to help. I still haven't read all of them yet but I scrolled and got the answer and learned!Sex outside the proper context of marriage is called "fornication" in Scripture, which is a form of "sexual immorality," and is listed as one of works of the flesh that leads to eternal death (Gal. 5:19-21; Rev. 21:8; 1 Cor. 6:9, 10).
Jesus said that looking at another woman (or man) with lustful intent is equivalent to the act of adultery in your heart, and adultery is outside the context of marriage. How much worse is actually fornicating with a woman who is not married to you?
Conjugal rights is an essential part of marital relations, remove it from the institution of marriage and you remove most of what enriches the covenant union between the man and the woman. Marriage isn't a mere civil contract, it is covenant between two individuals united together as one person, one flesh, one life, one aim in life, with one family before the eyes of God.