Sure, Ezekiel 16:49-50. Nowhere is homosexuality mentioned. It was pride and gluttony and in the midst of plenty gave no help to the poor and needy, which was considered to be far more abominable than it is today.

If you read the account of Sodom and Gomorrah, no mention is made of homosexuality. Oh, they threatened to sexually abuse God's angels, which is certainly a problem. It was a common practice to show dominance over your enemy by raping their men, and it seems reasonable to assume this was the motivation behind the threat. It was certainly a show of a lack of hospitality, which was a grievous sin in that culture. But the idea that run-of-the-mill homosexuality was even a factor is an interpolation by Christian tradition and is not supported by scripture.

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Sure, Ezekiel 16:49-50. Nowhere is homosexuality mentioned. It was pride and gluttony and in the midst of plenty gave no help to the poor and needy, which was considered to be far more abominable than it is today.

If you read the account of Sodom and Gomorrah, no mention is made of homosexuality. Oh, they threatened to sexually abuse God's angels, which is certainly a problem. It was a common practice to show dominance over your enemy by raping their men, and it seems reasonable to assume this was the motivation behind the threat. But the idea that run-of-the-mill homosexuality was even a factor is an interpolation by Christian tradition and is not supported by scripture.

Hope that helps!

Sure, Ezekiel 16:49-50. Nowhere is homosexuality mentioned. It was pride and gluttony and in the midst of plenty gave no help to the poor and needy, which was considered to be far more abominable than it is today.

If you read the account of Sodom and Gomorrah, no mention is made of homosexuality. Oh, they threatened to sexually abuse God's angels, which is certainly a problem. But the idea that run-of-the-mill homosexuality was even a factor is an interpolation by Christian tradition.

Hope that helps!