Answer: this passage by Paul is not supporting homosexuality but it was trying to bring out those things that God hate e.g lust and homosexuality. God is not really happy with the way man has turn He said in his word that the people worship him with their mouth but their heart is far away from him. He specifically told the isrealite not to commit the sins of the ammonites to which He hates and adhor and destroy them and to whose land the isrealite now occupy but the people continuously rebel.
God does not force his will on us. From the beginning, he always wants us to make the right choices and flee from sin but he does not want to impose himself on us but allow us to realize our fault na and return to him that is why he gave us liberty to do all we want. He is not happy when we sin that is why he sent his prophets, pastors and messengers to talk to us but men should to look the wrong way.
Explanation: the more God wanted the people to be close to him, the more they reject him, reject his prophet and also reject his words. He therefore leave them to their own fate if they will learn a lesson from it and then return back to him.
The word immorality to the Jews and gentiles, it meant different word. Paul wanted the people to know how they have gone far from the presence of God by engaging in homosexuality and lust. He wanted the people to realize that in the above way, they have Good far from God's presence and God is not with they that practice such. He wanted them to realize their sinful ways and return to God. In the scripture Paul describe those that rejects God and how God has left them to their own shameful lust and also how our lack of self control leads to sin against God. God does not dwell in a dirty temple and our body is the temple of God. When we give ourselves to these shameful acts, we drive God from our live and a sinner has no part with God in heaven because the Bible refers to Hell as the destination of those who engage in such acts and who reject God.
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August 6 and 9, 1945
1. Hiroshima
2. Nagasaki
December 7, 1941
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I just learned this in my history class
If you move your watchband up your wrist an inch or so, you will feel it for only a few moments. this best illustrates Sensory adaptation.