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1. www.biblegateway.com › Crimes-PunishmentsEncyclopedia of The Bible – Crimes and Punishments

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   All crimes of unchastity were regarded as grievous offenses against God, adversely affecting the whole community; failure to punish them would mean the moral decline of Israel to the degenerate level of the pagan Canaanites before them.

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3. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 35770What is the "due penalty" mentioned in Romans 1:27?

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   Romans 1 reads like standard hyperbole about high crime rates, which may still be heard from politicians and preachers, because it speaks generally without reference to any specific incident. Paul mentions those crimes/sins because he expects no one would doubt that they should be punished.

4. www.christianity.org.uk › article › why-is-there-soWhy is there so much violence in the Bible? - Christianity

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   There are different kinds of violence in the Bible - we look at them in detail and work out what they mean.

5. digitalbible.ca › article-page › modern-topics-whatExploring Crimes Through a Biblical Lens | Digital Bible

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   May 31, 2024 · The Bible offers a profound perspective on crimes, viewing them through the lens of sin, justice, and redemption. By understanding the deeper moral implications and the potential for transformation, believers can contribute to a more just and compassionate society.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Bible_and_violenceThe Bible and violence - Wikipedia

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   Warfare represents a special category of biblical violence and is a topic the Bible addresses, directly and indirectly, in four ways: there are verses that support pacifism, and verses that support non-resistance; 4th century theologian Augustine found the basis of just war in the Bible, and preventive war which is sometimes called crusade has ...

7. network.crcna.org › topic › leadershipWhat Is a "High-Handed" Sin and Why Should the Church Care?

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   Jan 2, 2016 · The sin of the "high-hand" which is nothing less than abuse of the very person of God, appeared in the Bible and appears to be alive and well today. It comes with the spirit of "did God say" and marches right into the church when people basically taunt God by saying: "I can do whatever I want, with whoever I want, whenever I want, and I demand ...

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   What does Romans 1 say about crime?

   • Romans 1 reads like standard hyperbole about high crime rates, which may still be heard from politicians and preachers, because it speaks generally without reference to any specific incident. Paul mentions those crimes/sins because he expects no one would doubt that they should be punished.

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   What is a 'high-hand' in the Bible?

   • This is the picture of a "high-hand." In the passage above (from Numbers 15) it is used of someone who is literally showing a defiant fist to God as if to say, "Try and strike me dead, I am doing my own thing."

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   What is a “high hand” crime?

   • In contrast to an offense committed by inadvertence (which could be atoned for by sacrificing a she-goat— Num 15:27) a crime committed “with a high hand” (beyād rāmāh) involved a deliberate rejection of the authority of God the Lawgiver, and was punishable by death, or at least by being “cut off” from Israel (15:30, 31).

   Encyclopedia of The Bible – Crimes and Punishments

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   Why has God remembered her sins piled up to Heaven?

   • Her sins have reached even unto heaven, and God has remembered her iniquities (for her sins are piled up to heaven). "Because the sins in her have touched Heaven," God has called her evil to mind. (The passage does not directly answer why God has remembered her sins, but it implies that the sins have reached a great height and have come to God's attention.)

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   What is Biblical violence?

   • The final, and hardest, category of biblical violence is in the situations where God appears to command Israel to go into battle and slay people, sometimes even including non-combatants. The main clustering of these commands is found in the book of Joshua, in relation to Israel’s conquest of the land of Canaan.

   Why is there so much violence in the Bible? - Christianity

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   What is an example of sexual violence in the Bible?

   • Another example would be the stories of sexual violence that we find in the Old Testament. Not long after the Joab incident, we read of one of King David’s sons raping his half-sister Tamar. Again, this terrible event resulted not only in personal tragedy, but also in massive political destabilisation, and indeed, civil war.

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9. biblehub.com › revelation › 18-5Revelation 18:5 For her sins are piled up to heaven, and God ...

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   For her sins are piled as high as heaven, and God has remembered her crimes. Literal Standard Version because her sins have reached up to Heaven, and God remembered her unrighteousness.