Selene
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There's nothing in the Bible showing that God condemn slavery as well. Does this mean that we should allow slavery? As for those great men that you mentioned, there were all sinners. Christians are followers of Christ. If they wanted to follow Solomon instead of Christ....they can call themselves "Solomonians."ZebraHug said:I could state likewise. Actually, I will. You've ignored the fact that God never mentioned ANYTHING about condemning it in the OT, and further still, you have COMPLETELY sidestepped when I did explain the 'one' wife verses, the reason being, you are so stubborn and set in your ways, that you refuse to EVEN consider the other side of the topic.
If polygyny was a sin, then some of the GREATEST men of God who ever lived spent almost their ENTIRE life, walking and talking with God, and NEVER knowing anything about the 'erroneous' sin they were committing, yet when they so much as failed to read and carry out the ceremonial Law of Moses, they were harshly rebuked.
http://www.godrules.net/articles/polygamy.htm
An interesting article I found, for those who are genuinely interested in the Truth.
And yes, God walked among the sinners because it is the sinners who needed Him the most. They needed God to save them from their sins. And so Christ was sent to the world and He walked among sinners.