Biblical Restriction of Homosexuality & Liberals' Wishful Thinking

Homosexual Intercourse is totally forbidden to BOTH Israelites and all other nations of the world according to the Laws of Noah; see http://sagavyah.tripod.com/id23.html

The following link contemplates some distinctions between the prohibition upon Jews regarding the topic, in contrast to the prohibition as related to non-Jews:
http://sagavyah.tripod.com/id44.html

Regarding the Mosaic Court's unique authority in interpreting Torah-law:
http://sagavyah.tripod.com/id59.html

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[craigistheman101]

during biblical times it was all so believed slaves should listen to their masters. nowadays slavery is considered barbarbic and nobody believes it today. so how is it different from not believing in leviticus 18:22

[omedyashar]

@craigistheman101

This video is in response to the claim that Leviticus only prohibits homosexual rape. The video shows how that claim is baseless and ignores the context of the Biblical prohibition. This video was not intended to convince people that they must uphold Biblical laws. It was intended to simply affirm what the Biblical law is.

Leviticus does not teach slavery. It teaches voluntary servitude as an option when destitute people have no other way to make a livelihood.

[drmikeymuscle]

Talmudic scholars said that the first question you will be asked when you get to heaven will concern whether or not you devoted your life to accomplishing good in the world and acts of kindness toward humankind. It seems to me that creating over 200 extremely boring YouTube videos in which you attempt to justify your own predjudices by nitpicking passages in the Bible does not fall into that category. You're dull and hypocritical. BTW, aren't you wearing cotton and wool at the same time?

[turbofritz2]

You're old so called holy book is a copy of ancient egyptian gods. They were pagan gods that your cult of judism stole!!

[MyBetty111]

Fine and dandy for you, who may--may--be heterosexual, but if you are BORN homosexual and feel nothing--nothing--for a woman's body--nothing but revulsion--then the scenario changes. A natural attraction (from childhood) oriented towards the same sex is not sinful.

[ceniboy]

do you believe that one can be a practicing Jew and be homosexual but not have anal sex? it does seem that most of the verses in the Torah deal with anal sex, I know many gay men don't engage in that activity.

Also, what is a gay person to do if he doesn't want to be gay? He can't have sex with a woman because he doesn't get aroused, so how does he learn sexual arousal for a sex he isn't interested in despite his desire not to be gay?

[guentherstoll]

great vid! keep up the good work!

[4trahasis]

I have already thought that anti-gay passages stand in affirmation of other life-affirming commandments, such as "choose life, that you and your children may live" (Devarim 30:19), also, "be fruitful and multiply."

Here you quote "their blood is upon them", which, as never before, makes me think of Cain's slaying of Abel, and how his 'bloodS' cried out (or was it a double crying?) - that there is a plurality of affront to life in not engaging in (pro)creation - life meandering discontinuously.

[unison8512]

I'm a Christian and I found this article very interesting, it's written: IT'S AN ABOMINATION. People we desperately need The Holy Spirit to guide our lives to the salvation, maybe the time we're living is extreme, but where is the sacrifice in us? sometimes we prefer the easy way to walk in, but where is our willingness to change? to accept the will of God? (Sorry if my English is not good) I'm Spanish

[hineni53]

for such a young man you need to get out and live life. All the biblical characters lead lusty, rich lives doing good. making mistakes, trying on and taking off and vice versa.