Lesson 78 Amplified -- MOICHEIA

 MOICHEIA

American: adultery

MOICHAO & MOICHEUO

American: to commit adultery

Hebrew: NAAPH

MOICHALIS

American: adultress

MOICHOS -- MOICHOI

American singular: adulterer -- plural: adulterers 

This subject is very unpleasant but constantly arises out of mankind’s moral frailty. 

Almost Greek: (Words in italics are translator’s additions) 

1st Corinthians 6.9: Do not be led astray! Not pornoi nor idolaters nor moichoi nor effeminate nor sodomites nor thieves nor greedy nor drunkards nor revilers nor plunderers; in no way shall they be heirs to the Kingdom of Theos. And some of you were these but you were totally washed; but you hegiasthete [were made holy]; but you edikaiothete [were rendered just] in the name [authority] of the Kuriou and in the Hagios Pneuma of our Theos.

 

Romans 2.22: You saying do not moicheuein [commit adultery], do you moicheueis? You detesting eidoloi [images for worship, idols], do you rob temples?

 

Romans 7: Or are you ignorant, brothers (for I speak to those knowing The Law), that The Law lords it over a man over the space of time that he lives. For the subject-under-a-man married gune [woman] is bound by The Law to the man [her husband] while he is living but if the man dies, The Law concerning the man is rendered void off her. Therefore (accordingly), while the man is living, she will be labeled “moichalis” if she is joined to another man but if the man [her husband] dies, she is free off The Law; she isn’t a moichalida if being joined to another man.

 

Romans 13.8: Owe not even one man not even one thing, except agapan [unconditional love] for one another for he agapesas [unconditionally loving] the other has fulfilled The Law. For “Not moicheuseis;”

 

EXODUS 20 [#7] “You shan’t naaph!”

 

Luke 16.18: “Everyone divorcing his gunaika [woman, wife] and marrying another moicheuei and every wife being divorced from her husband and marrying again moicheuei.”

 

Hebrews 13.: Let philadelphia [brotherly love] remain [continue]. Not be forgetful of hospitality for via this some unknowingly entertained aggelous [messengers, angels]. Be mindful of the prisoners, as if being bound with them, of those ill-treated as also being in the somati [bodies] as yourselves. Marriage is timios [valuable, esteemed] in all and the bed undefiled but Theos will krinei [distinguish, judge, put on trial] pornous [male prostitutes] and moichous. 

Mark 8.38: For whoever may be ashamed of Me and these My logous [words] in this moichalidi [adulterous] and hamartolo [missing the mark or goal; erring, offending, sinning] generation, the Son of Man will also be ashamed of him when He comes in the glory of His Father amidst the hagion aggelon.” 

Mark 10.6: [Jesus speaking] But from the beginning of creation, Theos made them male and female. Because of this a man shall leave down [behind] his father and his mother and proskollethesetai [shall adhere to] his gunaika and the two will be made into one flesh. So too, they are no longer two; conversely, one flesh. Accordingly, whom Theos yoked together, not let man part.”

 

GENESIS 2.24 Therefore, iysh [a man] shall leave his father and his mother and dabaq [shall impinge upon, shall cling to, shall adhere to] his ishshah [woman, gune] and they shall become into one flesh.

 

[Mark continues] And when He was again in the house, his mathetai [learners, pupils, disciples] questioned Him concerning the same. And He says to them, “Whoever may dismiss His gunaika and marry someone else is in moichatai over her. And if a gune may dismiss her man [husband] and marries someone else, she moichatai.”

 

Matthew 5.27: “You heard that it was said to the originals: ‘Not moicheuseis!’ But I say to you that everyone looking at a gunaika towards lust after her (even now [already]) emoicheusen [has committed adultery] with her in his heart.

 

John 8.3: Then, the Pharisee grammateis [writers, recorders, scribes, secretaries] lead to Him a gunaika having been caught in the act of moicheia. Standing her in the midst of the crowd, they say to Him, “Rabbi! this gune has been caught in the very act of moicheia. In The Law, Moses commanded us that such shall be stoned to death.”

 

DEUTERONOMY 22.22 If a man is found lying down with a woman married to a husband, then both of them shall die; the man who lay down with the woman and the woman [Question: Why wasn’t the man brought in as well?]

 

End of Seventy-eighth Lesson