What does Leviticus 18 say about immorality that believers must avoid?
Leviticus 18 explicitly lays down various immoral sins that believers are to have nothing to do with. It warns against practicing fornication or immorality, and verse 3 commands them not to follow the doings of the land of Egypt wherein they had dwelt.
Les explains that another point in this section was not to practice fornication or immorality. He notes that Leviticus 18 is rather graphic, so he does not read it, but God explicitly lays down various immoral sins that believers are to have nothing to do with. Leviticus 18:3 says, "after the doings of the land of Egypt wherein you dwelt, you shall not do." This follows the earlier warning that even under grace believers must not partake of these things.
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Why are believers not to practice immorality according to Leviticus 18?
The reason for not practicing immorality is found in Leviticus 18:3, which says not to do after the doings of the land of Egypt where they dwelt.