Leviticus
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By Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Foul language in Leviticus

  1. Long, tiresome, and disgusting instructions regarding the treatment of men who have a "running issue" out of their "flesh." Very enlightening. "And if he that hath the issue spit upon him that is clean ..." 15:2-15

  2. God's law for wet dreams. 15:16-18, 32

  3. Don't "uncover the nakedness" of any of your relatives or neighbors. Just ask them to keep their clothes on while you are around. 18:6-18, 20

  4. "Also thou shalt not approach unto a woman to uncover her nakedness, as long as she is apart for her uncleanness," Don't even look at a menstruating woman. 18:19

  5. Don't "lie with any beast." You probably weren't planning on doing this, but now you know just in case you get the urge sometime. 18:23

  6. If you upset God, he'll cause the land to vomit you out. 18:25

  7. Don't "go a whoring" after Molech or "commit adultery with him." (Don't you love it when God talks dirty?) 20:5

  8. Stay away from people with familiar spirits and don't "go a whoring" after them either. 20:6

  9. A man with damaged testicles must not "come nigh to offer the bread of his God." 21:20

  10. A man who has a "running issue" or "whose seed goeth from him" ... "shall not eat of the holy things, until he be clean." 22:3-5