The Seventh Commandment of Yahweh

Exodus 20:14
Proverbs 6:32
Matthew 5:27-28
Proverbs 6:24-29
"Thou shalt not commit adultery" establishes a clear prohibition against adultery as a fundamental moral principle in the believer’s tradition. Committing adultery involves engaging in voluntary sexual relations with someone who is not one's spouse, which is a violation of the marital bond and trust. This includes both physical acts and forming deep emotional connections or intimate relationships that betray the trust within a marriage.
Adultery is depicted as not only a moral failing but also an act of self-destruction. Those who commit adultery lack wisdom and harm themselves deeply. Yahshua expands the definition of adultery beyond the physical act to include lustful thoughts, emphasizing the importance of inner purity and the notion that sinful actions begin in the heart. This teaching underscores the sanctity of marriage and sexual relations within it, warning that those who engage in sexual immorality will face divine judgment.
The scriptures caution against being seduced by an "evil woman" and the dangers of lust. Using vivid imagery, they compare the consequences of adultery to handling fire or walking on hot coals, illustrating the inevitable harm that comes from such actions. Together, these passages emphasize the severity of adultery, its consequences on one's spiritual well-being, and the broader moral framework that governs sexual behavior in the biblical context. They stress the importance of maintaining purity of heart and mind, not just outward actions.

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