Leviticus 18:25 Meaning and Explanation
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →The land itself becomes defiled by these practices and rejects its inhabitants.
The Context of Leviticus 18:25
God warns that the land will experience consequences for such practices. The land is described as 'vomiting out' those who commit these acts.
What Does Leviticus 18:25 Mean?
God warns that the land will experience consequences for such practices. The land is described as 'vomiting out' those who commit these acts.
God takes these violations so seriously that the very land responds by expelling the people. This cosmic consequence reinforces the seriousness of the covenant law.
Leviticus 18:25 in the Original Language
qa (קָאָה), 'vomit' — to expel, to reject with disgust
How to Apply Leviticus 18:25 Today
God takes these violations so seriously that the very land responds by expelling the people. This cosmic consequence reinforces the seriousness of the covenant law.
Frequently Asked Questions About Leviticus 18:25
What does Leviticus 18:25 mean?
The land itself becomes defiled by these practices and rejects its inhabitants.
What is the context of Leviticus 18:25?
God warns that the land will experience consequences for such practices. The land is described as 'vomiting out' those who commit these acts.
How can I apply Leviticus 18:25 today?
God takes these violations so seriously that the very land responds by expelling the people. This cosmic consequence reinforces the seriousness of the covenant law.