Anal Sex and the Bible – Non-Fiction

Writer: Michael & Wanda (26.03.2015)

Subject: Anal Sex and the Bible

Link: LS666 / 24.01.2022 / Christain Marriage Today

Note from XP:

Thanks MK for your response (unpublished) to “Anal Sex in Accordance to God’s Will” by Sex In Christ — this is from Christain Marruage Today for those who need some peace-of-mind when they are sticking the cock up their partner’s pooptube — From MK who says, “This is what those bible versus really mean according to Gods word in the Bible it’s NOT anal sex sodonomy even in Christian marriage.” — and the same link in response to “Ecstasy of Sodomy” by Various Sources — where MK says, “Sodomy is a sin and unnatural condemned by God, I say in the name of Jesus Christ to this site, and it’s unnatural sex hyping may the Lord rebuke you !”

I really don’t want all this negativity on the site — we’re here to celebrate Satan, not to critise. Please don’t waste our time. Happy rebuking and arsefucking. XP.

Anal Sex and the Bible

What does the word of God say?

The Word of God does not prohibit anal sex.

But does that mean anal sex is okay for married couples? Did God give us anal sex so that single Christians saving themselves for marriage could be successful?

Well, let’s do something many Christians have not done; let’s discuss anal sex and the Bible openly and in much detail.

Is anal sex a sin?

Until recently, we didn’t think it was, but now we believe otherwise.

Are there any scriptures that specifically mention anal sex?

There are no scriptures that discuss anal sex but that doesn’t mean it’s okay. Some Christians have misused the scriptures to support having anal sex. Here are a few of those scriptures that have been misinterpreted: Anal Sex and the Bible: Misinterpreted Scriptures Lamentations 2:10 reads — “The elders of the daughter of Zion sit on the ground and keep silence; they throw dust on their heads and gird themselves with sackcloth. The virgins of Jerusalem bow their heads to the ground.”

Some Christians have erroneously said that the virgins in this text are demonstrating how virgins should position themselves to receive anal sex. However, this text has nothing to do with anal sex or any other kind of sex. The book of Lamentations is a poetic book that consists solely of laments.

What are laments?

The Hebrew translation of the word “lament” means to mourn, to wail, and in some cases it means to tear your clothing and pull out your hair. The entire book of Lamentations describes the overwhelming sorrow and loss felt by the people following the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. Just as wearing sackcloth and throwing dust (dirt) on your head was a sign of mourning in Biblical times, the virgins bowing their heads to the ground was a demonstration of utter sadness and sorrow.

The commentary of the Parallel Study Bible says that the virgins were not only sad because of the destruction of Jerusalem but also because they had lost their hope of marrying and having a family in the future. Jeremiah 49:3-4 reads, “Wail, O Heshbon, for Ai is plundered! Cry, you daughters of Rabbah, gird yourself with sackcloth! Lament and run to and fro by the walls; for Milcom shall go into captivity with his priests and his princes together.

Why do you boast in the valleys, your flowing valley, O backsliding daughter? Who trusted in her treasures, saying who will come against me?”

The book of Jeremiah is dedicated to his commission of announcing God’s coming Judgement. This entire chapter was written about Ammon which was east of the Jordan and north of Moab. Heshbon was at one time possessed by the Ammonites. “Valleys … your flowing valley” is likely a reference to the Jabbok valley on the northern border of Ammon.

There is nothing sexual about this text what so ever. Anal Sex and the Bible: Biblical Reasons Not to Have Anal Sex 1 Corinthians 6:16 says this, “Do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought with a price. Therefore honor God with your body.” Romans 12:1 says, “Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God-this is your spiritual act of worship.” So, the Bible says that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit.