Christian sexual ethics begins with Jehovah’s design: marriage as a one-flesh covenant, purity of heart, and repentance that restores.
Created for Holiness: Christian Ethics for Sexuality in a Corrupt Culture
How Far Is Too Far in Dating? A Biblical Guide for Young Christians Navigating Love and Purity
The content discusses the importance of setting boundaries in dating, emphasizing biblical teachings on purity, love, and moral conduct.
Pure Worship Restored! A Biblical Examination of Ezekiel’s Vision and the Standards for God’s People
Ezekiel’s vision emphasizes the restoration of pure worship through spiritual, moral, and ethical cleanness in God’s community of believers.
Why Does 1 Corinthians 10:8 and Numbers 25:9 Report Different Numbers of Israelites Who Died for Fornication?
This article investigates the discrepancy between the numbers of Israelites who died for fornication as reported in 1 Corinthians 10:8 (23,000) and Numbers 25:9 (24,000). It delves into the historical, textual, and theological aspects of these accounts, exploring reasons for the different numbers presented. The analysis considers the context of each passage, the role of Israelite leaders, and the broader implications of these events for understanding Biblical narrative accuracy and divine judgment principles.
