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It's a common objection that we hear to Christian opposition to deviant forms of sexuality.

I say, well, all your opposition there is based in Old Testament laws, and those Old Testament laws,

you have to take them all, or you have to disregard them all because they all come as a whole. So if you oppose

homosexuality, for instance, then you must also oppose wearing clothing that consists of two different

fabrics. But are those two Old Testament laws equivalents? Welcome back to Issues, Et cetera. I'm Todd

Wilkin. Joining it for part four of our series

on difficult Old Testament passages. Today, our Old Testament, sexual law is still binding, and what

about divine anger and vengeance in the Old Testament? Dr. Reed Lessing, he's the Edwin F. and Esther L. Lash

chair of Old Testament Studies at Concordia University, St. Paul, Minnesota, co-author of the issues,

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