To the ancient Jews, adultery really meant sex with a married woman, whereas a married man (or of course a single man) was free to have sex with an unmarried woman. These laws were necessary to protect patrimony, since a man needed to know that the children hewas rearing and who would inherit his property were really his own. We see many examples where concubines were looked on favourably by the Old Testament writers. Christianity gradually treated all sex outside a monogamous marriage as sinful, but bishops and kings seem to have been able to ignore this.
Yes. Our Lord Said getting a divorce & remarrying someone else is adultery. So logically, getting married to a second woman, while still being married to the first is adultery also.
Matthew chapter 5 verse 28 says "But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart." This verse speaks to the idea that sinful thoughts and intentions are as detrimental as sinful actions.
No. That would be adultery.
His eyes
Not eyes but it is the mind that makes us covet. On the other hand, it depends on the eyes. Some eyes I do covet.
the Romans thought that Jesus was a threat to the roman government
Jesus said go and wash your eyes in the pool of slalom.
nothing MAKES it look green they just are,If you have changing eyes it depends on what your wearing
It doesn't, actually. The Bible doesn't talk about the physical attributes of Jesus, so we don't know for sure what color His eyes were.
No, it makes your eyes sore.
When you close your eyes, the image of Jesus Christ appears differently to each one of us. It depends on the emotions * When you are happy - you might see the smiling image of Jesus. * When you are upset - you might see the consoling image of Jesus. * when you are lonely - you might see confronting image of Jesus.
Well given that Jesus was of middle eastern descent, so he was middle eastern. As far as clear eyes I'm not sure what you mean.