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how many of you have heard the phrase "Jesus never said anything about homosexuality"

You hear that phrase? "Jesus never said anything about homosexuality"

and here's the response. To think that whatever Jesus didn't talk about means

that it's okay, means that beating children is okay, means that putting car

bombs on your neighbors for having barking dogs is okay, it means that all

manner of strange and weird and sinful behavior is okay because Jesus did not

specifically address it. Jesus didn't say anything about using cocaine or pot

(the potheads love that one) slavery, incest, or spousal abuse we can't just

assume everything that Jesus didn't talk about he approved of. That's silly.

The Judaism of Jesus's day universally condemned all homosexual practices and

His apostles also condemned them, so he had no need to speak about the issue

because it wasn't like he was clearing up a controversy he just remain silent

probably cuz it was like, "I don't need to clear this up, it's already in the right place."

He often dealt with areas that he wanted to change and so he was silent on

he probably just was fine with. Number two, we don't know what Jesus didn't say

it's not as though every word of Jesus is recorded in the Bible I don't know if

he said something about this it's just not recorded in Scripture much of what

Jesus said wasn't recorded number three why you shouldn't you shouldn't use

Jesus not talking about homosexuality as a excuse to behave it Jesus believed the

Old Testament to be true and if he was asked about the issue would have simply

repeated the words of Leviticus or Genesis the way he did when he was asked

about marriage you've heard that it was said in the beginning God created the

male and female therefore and he draws his conclusions about the rightness and

wrongness of what men and women should do based on Genesis 1 or of Genesis 2

and 3 and we also see that he believes the Scriptures he came to fulfill

they're not to destroy them and so he's not gonna gonna go against the moral

proclamations of the Old Testament number 4 Jesus is God

think about this if you're a Christian right if you're not a Christian why do

you care but if you're a believer Jesus is God and he gets credit for the

writings of the Old Testament as well as the new as well as what the Apostles

wrote under the leading of the Holy Spirit in fact we even have scriptures

saying that it was the spirit of Christ that was in them

as they were writing that's first Peter 1:11 it's not just the red letters that

come from Jesus that's the point and so the Bible universally condemns it

so God does Jesus does and number 5 Jesus actually did say something about

marriage and I'd like to read it to you it's in Matthew 19 he said and he

answered and said to them he was asked is it okay for a man just to get

divorced casually from his wife he says have you not read that he who made them

at the beginning made them male and female and said for this reason a man

shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife and the two shall

become one flesh so then they are no longer two but one

flesh therefore what God has joined together let not man separate he's

saying the nature of marriage is found in Genesis and tough questions about

marriage can be answered by referring to God's design in Genesis God's design is

one male and one female joined for life this is the thing that Jesus says what

God has joined together man and woman in fact the terms are specifically gender

gendered right man and wife there's no such thing as a male wife there's no

such thing as a female man these are these are all gender specific this rules

out polygamy because to become one this rules out homosexual relationships by

definition because of the complementary opposites that they are man and wife and

therefore homosexuality can't be sanctified by marriage because the

design of marriage is is by gendered is male/female that's the design just based

on the words of Jesus God invented and defined marriage and Jesus endorsed this

as the basis for solving marriage issues that they were dealing with back then

and that we can deal with today so keep in mind that marriages

good the only good and accepted place for human passions to be expressed and

therefore homosexual desires just based on what Jesus said our are again

condemned

For more infomation >> What Was Jesus' Opinion on Homosexuality? - Duration: 4:45.

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"Three Meals A Day" Writer Reveals What Lee Seo Jin Was Like When Filming With AOA's Seolhyun - Duration: 1:39.

"Three Meals A Day" Writer Reveals What Lee Seo Jin Was Like When Filming With AOA's Seolhyun

Kim Dae Joo, the writer for "Three Meals a Day," recently sat down for an interview and revealed how the cast acted while filming alongside AOA's Seolhyun, who will be the third guest this season.

He said, "Seolhyun is the show's youngest guest thus far. Yoon Kyun Sang may be the youngest [cast member], but he's in his 30s.".

The writer continued, "Lee Seo Jin also acted very differently. It was apparent that he was worried about the age gap between him and Seolhyun.

He welcomed her, but on the other hand, also didn't know how to interact with her. Yoon Kyun Sang also couldn't talk for a while when she was filming with them.".

Kim Dae Joo was also asked why the production chose Seolhyun to appear as a guest. He explained, "We wanted to see how Yoon Kyun Sang would act towards people younger than him.

Everyone was always older than him. Though the age gap with Seolhyun is large, she's been in the industry for a while, so we thought it was okay.". "Three Meals a Day" airs every Friday at 9:50 p.m. KST.