Book of Edward Chapter 18: Myth—Abortion Doesn’t Matter, page 51

Chapter 18: Myth—Abortion Doesn’t Matter

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Myth—Abortion Doesn’t Matter

deception in the Bible when it comes to incest. Study what Lot’s daughters did when they got him drunk in Genesis 19. Not all acts of incest are by

unwilling partners or by partners who are both willingly entering into the act. Yet any act of incest that fits within the same definition of forced rape or statutory rape should be dealt with on the same terms.

The perpetrator of incest rape should be killed or castrated or put away in prison for a very long time, as any rapist should. Incest is clearly defined as sex between closely related individuals. But it even applies to those in close proximity with your family such as adopted children or guests.

You wouldn’t expect an adopted child or a guest to take advantage of your young daughter sexually. This also fits the definition of incest and rape.

The headline 21 reads: “Teen Gets 50 Years For Sexually Assaulting Girl, 10.” In a recent story, a teenage boy who was taken in to live with a

Florida family was convicted of sexually abusing their young daughter on a regular basis starting at the age of 8. He was 19 when he was convicted and she was only 10. This is incest. In the biblical sense, incest involves people who are considered too close of a kin or relation. When this young man was

accepted into the love of this family, he became a big brother in God’s eyes and had no business sexually assaulting the parent’s young daughter. While the judge did not sentence this 19-year old to death or castration, the 50-year prison sentence should send a strong message out into society. I would have

preferred that he be sent back to his CREATOR because we are to purge evil!

The story doesn’t end yet; this 10-year old got pregnant. She and her parents did not know that she was pregnant when she went into the hospital

with stomach pains. In the hospital, she delivered a 1 pound 12 ounce boy. When the baby was ready, the girl and her parents took him home. They showed the love, compassion and mercy that God wants all of us to have for all babies. Rape and incest are terrible, but willfully killing the child in the

victim’s womb is an even worse thing in God’s eyes. There should be love, compassion and mercy for the victim and for the child in her womb. If the victim is unable to raise the child, only a little love, compassion and mercy are needed to carry her baby to term. If she can give the child that much,

God will provide her baby with a loving family to take over the rest of the job of raising the child. In this way, her baby’s descendants can then live.

Copyright 2005 Edward G. Palmer, All Rights Reserved. Book of Edward—Chapter 18