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1 Corinthians 6:12-20, "Flee from Sexual Immorality"

March 24, 2024 • Ps. Henry Cruz

The Apostle Paul shows us three points about the sin of fornication. To understand, we need to know what the heart of the fornicator is like, what fornication is, and the solution to this sin; since being slaves to sexual immorality leads us to perdition, we need to avoid sinning against our body, adultery is a serious affront against God, and fornication not only applies to married people, but also to those who are in a "relationship" without being in the marriage covenant; Let us remember that the main goal of the Christian is to glorify God with his life, and not to satisfy our body with sexual immorality.

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