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Jun 1
It is not for me to say what is forbidden by God as beliefs and interpretations of religious texts vary among different faiths and individuals. It is important to consult religious texts, leaders, and scholars within your own faith tradition to understand what is considered forbidden by God.
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Jun 1
Prohibitions in the Bible:
Ten Commandments (Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5):
- Taking God's name in vain (using it profanely)
- Worshipping other gods
- Creating idols
- Breaking the Sabbath (not observing it as a day of rest)
- Cursing parents
- Murder
- Adultery
- Stealing
- Bearing false witness
- Coveting (desiring what belongs to others)
Levitical Law (Leviticus):
- Consuming certain unclean foods (e.g., pork, shellfish)
- Touching dead animals or humans
- Engaging in sexual immorality (e.g., incest, adultery, homosexuality)
- Practicing witchcraft or divination
- Wearing garments made of mixed fabrics
- Offering certain sacrifices or offerings to false gods
New Testament:
- Idolatry (worship of anything other than God)
- Apostasy (turning away from faith in Christ)
- False teachings and heresies
- Immorality (including sexual sins, drunkenness, and greed)
- Dishonesty and deception
- Extortion
- Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
- Persecution of Christians
Other Prohibitions:
- Dishonoring parents
- Killing or harming children
- Defrauding or exploiting others
- Bearing grudge or holding a spirit of unforgiveness
- Dishonoring or disobeying authorities
- Doing evil or causing harm to others
Note:
These prohibitions are not exhaustive, and they vary depending on the specific religious or cultural context. It is important to refer to the original scriptures and seek guidance from religious authorities for a comprehensive understanding of what is forbidden by God.
Ten Commandments (Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5):
- Taking God's name in vain (using it profanely)
- Worshipping other gods
- Creating idols
- Breaking the Sabbath (not observing it as a day of rest)
- Cursing parents
- Murder
- Adultery
- Stealing
- Bearing false witness
- Coveting (desiring what belongs to others)
Levitical Law (Leviticus):
- Consuming certain unclean foods (e.g., pork, shellfish)
- Touching dead animals or humans
- Engaging in sexual immorality (e.g., incest, adultery, homosexuality)
- Practicing witchcraft or divination
- Wearing garments made of mixed fabrics
- Offering certain sacrifices or offerings to false gods
New Testament:
- Idolatry (worship of anything other than God)
- Apostasy (turning away from faith in Christ)
- False teachings and heresies
- Immorality (including sexual sins, drunkenness, and greed)
- Dishonesty and deception
- Extortion
- Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
- Persecution of Christians
Other Prohibitions:
- Dishonoring parents
- Killing or harming children
- Defrauding or exploiting others
- Bearing grudge or holding a spirit of unforgiveness
- Dishonoring or disobeying authorities
- Doing evil or causing harm to others
Note:
These prohibitions are not exhaustive, and they vary depending on the specific religious or cultural context. It is important to refer to the original scriptures and seek guidance from religious authorities for a comprehensive understanding of what is forbidden by God.
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