Today, we have a mature question for married couples.

It's an answer to a question we most recently got from an anonymous woman, but one I've

seen pop up in the inbox over the years.

And I know it's not an isolated question.

Here it is.

Hello, and thank you, Pastor John, for answering biblical questions.

And for being one of the few willing to address so many awkward intimacy questions on the

podcast over the years, that's very true.

Nothing is too awkward on the APJ podcast.

We've proven that definitively over the years.

Back to the email.

It's also a Bible question, and I doubt I'm the only woman who wants to know this and

who is too uncomfortable to ask her pastors.

Here it is.

In Leviticus 18, verses 1 to 30 and Leviticus 20, verses 10 to 21, we find lists of sexual

sins.

Here's that these sins were forbidden universally, not just for Jews of the Old Testament era because

Leviticus 18, 24 and chapter 20, verses 22 to 23.

You mentioned that the non-Jewish nations would be cast out of their land for committing

these sins, too.

Most of the sins on this list are discussed again in the New Testament.

So I understand that they remain sins today, things like adultery, incest, and homosexuality.

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