2. { mosaic }
You must not commit adultery.
- Exodus 20:14
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85% of Americans say “Yes”
49% of TV writers and producers say “Yes”
- 1992 Newsweek Poll
is adultery wrong?
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You must not commit adultery.
- Exodus 20:14
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“Having sexual relations with
someone else’s wife.”
Adultery moiceu/w
6. { mosaic } - Randy Alcorn
quot;Porneia,quot; as used in the New
Testament, has a milieu
involving the use the word in
Classical Greek, in the
Septuagint (LXX), in the
Intertestamental period, in
Koine Greek, and in Patristic
Greek.
Sexual Immorality porneia/
7. { mosaic } - Randy Alcorn
Looking at these linguistic
periods it appears that the word
is primarily used for
quot;fornicationquot;, both within and
without marriage.
Sexual Immorality porneia/
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what does this part of the
law tell me about god?
10. { mosaic }
what does this part of the
law tell me about god?
11. { mosaic } - Lamentations 3:21
Yet I still dare to hope when I
remember this: The faithful
love of the LORD never ends!
His mercies never cease. Great
is his faithfulness; his mercies
begin afresh each morning. I
say to myself, “The LORD is
my inheritance; therefore, I
will hope in him!
what does this part of the
law tell me about god?
12. { mosaic } - I Corinthians 10:13
The temptations in your life are
no different from what others
experience. And God is faithful.
He will not allow the temptation
to be more than you can stand.
When you are tempted, he will
show you a way out so that you
can endure.
what does this part of the
law tell me about god?
13. { mosaic }
As the Scriptures say, “A man leaves his
father and mother and is joined to his wife,
and the two are united into one.” This is a
great mystery, but it is an illustration of the
way Christ and the church are one.
how does this part of the
law point to jesus?
14. { mosaic }
“Don’t misunderstand why I
have come. I did not come to
abolish the law of Moses or the
writings of the prophets. No, I
came to accomplish their
purpose. I tell you the truth,
until heaven and earth
disappear, not even the smallest
detail of God’s law will
disappear until its purpose is
achieved. 19 So if you ignore the
so what now?
least commandment and teach
others to do the same, you will
15. { mosaic } - Matthew 5:17-19
achieved. So if you ignore the
least commandment and teach
others to do the same, you will
be called the least in the
Kingdom of Heaven. But anyone
who obeys God’s laws and
teaches them will be called great
in the Kingdom of Heaven.
so what now?
16. { mosaic } - Matthew 5:20
“But I warn you—unless your
righteousness is better than the
righteousness of the teachers of
religious law and the Pharisees,
you will never enter the
Kingdom of Heaven!”
so what now?
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“You have heard the command-
ment that says, ‘You must not
commit adultery.’ But I say,
anyone who even looks at a
woman with lust has already
committed adultery with her
in his heart. So if your eye —
even your good eye — causes
you to lust, gouge it out and
throw it away.
It is better for you to lose one
so what now?
part of your body than for your
whole body to be thrown into
18. { mosaic } - Matthew 5:27-30
It is better for you to lose one
part of your body than for your
whole body to be thrown into
hell. And if your hand — even
your stronger hand — causes
you to sin, cut it off and throw
it away. It is better for you to
lose one part of your body than
for your whole body to be
thrown into hell.
so what now?
19. { mosaic }
You say, “Food was made for the
stomach, and the stomach for
food.” (This is true, though
someday God will do away with
both of them.) But you can’t say
that our bodies were made for
sexual immorality. They were
made for the Lord, and the Lord
cares about our bodies.
And God will raise us from the
dead by his power, just as he what
so now?
raised our Lord from the dead.
20. { mosaic } - I Corinthians 6:13-14
And God will raise us from the
dead by his power, just as he
raised our Lord from the dead.
so what now?
21. { mosaic } - I Corinthians 6:15-16
Don’t you realize that your bodies
are actually parts of Christ?
Should a man take his body,
which is part of Christ, and join
it to a prostitute? Never! And
don’t you realize that if a man
joins himself to a prostitute, he
becomes one body with her? For
the Scriptures say, “The two are
united into one.”
so what now?
22. { mosaic } - Lamentations 3:21
Yet I still dare to hope when I
remember this: The faithful
love of the LORD never ends!
His mercies never cease. Great
is his faithfulness; his mercies
begin afresh each morning. I
say to myself, “The LORD is
my inheritance; therefore, I
will hope in him!
so what now?
23. { mosaic } - 2 Timothy 2:13
If we are faithless, he will
remain faithful, for he cannot
disown himself.
so what now?
