| − | Boswell and most other polemicists promoting homoeroticism contend that the Hebrew word ''tōʻēḇā'', usually translated ''abomination'' as in Lv. 18:22, seldom refers to something intrinsically evil, like rape or theft,... but something which is ritually unclean for Jews, like eating pork or printing marks on one's flesh, or against mixed fabrics. Helminiak for instance, claims that tōʻēḇā, means "dirty" or "impure" and that this therefore supports his revisionist position.<ref>Daniel Helminiak, What the Bible Really Says About Homosexuality, pp. 46 - 47 [http://www.reformed.org/social/index.html?mainframe=http://www.reformed.org/social/hodges_response_helminiak.html A Reformed Response to | + | Boswell and most other polemicists promoting homoeroticism contend that the Hebrew word ''tōʻēḇā'', usually translated ''abomination'' as in Lv. 18:22, seldom refers to something intrinsically evil, like rape or theft,... but something which is ritually unclean for Jews, like eating pork or printing marks on one's flesh, or against mixed fabrics. Helminiak for instance, claims that tōʻēḇā, means "dirty" or "impure" and that this therefore supports his revisionist position.<ref>Daniel Helminiak, What the Bible Really Says About Homosexuality, pp. 46 - 47</ref><ref>[http://www.reformed.org/social/index.html?mainframe=http://www.reformed.org/social/hodges_response_helminiak.html A Reformed Response to |
| | *16. violent robbery, murder, oppressing the poor and needy, etc. (Ezek. 18:10-13) | | *16. violent robbery, murder, oppressing the poor and needy, etc. (Ezek. 18:10-13) |
| | *17. bringing unbelievers into the holy sanctuary of God, and forsaking the holy charge (Ezek. 44:78) | | *17. bringing unbelievers into the holy sanctuary of God, and forsaking the holy charge (Ezek. 44:78) |