Talk:List of actions prohibited by the Bible

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This article is so far from the truth, that trying to list it's faults and lies would be just impossible. Instead I will just list a few of it's obvious faults: There's much more. &mdash; Unsigned, by: 107.167.112.238 / talk
 * 1) Confusing literal meaning with halachic tradition: it is ok if you list injustice in the literal meaning of the bible or with halachic tradition, but you cannot mix up between them. Most of the examples given here contradict halachic explanation (for example, lying about virginity is only punishable if it is proven that the girl has cheated while betrothed), while some are (semi) correct only according to halachic interpetation (like the example given earlier about a cheaseburger, only that even according to halacha the bible only prohibits milk and meat cooked together). But what's most disturbing is that according to what's written here the sanhedrin punnished according to these laws, which is simply not true being that the sanhedrin (at least part of the time) followed halacha.
 * 2) Not every biblical crime has a death penalty: many if not most offenses mentioned here aren't punishable with death, just open up the sources and see for yourself.
 * 3) Confusing banishment from one's nation with death.

Some more ones to add to the list
Joseph D. Pelobello / Daniel William "Danny" Willson 19:56, 13 May 2021 (UTC)
 * 1) Carrying grapes from someone's vineyard away in a container
 * 2) Not leaving grapes for foreigners
 * 3) Going back to harvest more grain after reaping a harvest or harvesting to the very edges of your field

Recent reverted edit
In this edit,an edit was made changing homosexuality into pediophilia is a sin, which was reverted 29 minutes later. I have seen on Quora and on Got Questions that it actually means pediophilia, but I have not reverted Scream's rollback because these sources can be unreliable. I want to know if these sources can be used, or if they shouldn't. --Andrew5 (talk) 00:11, 29 December 2021 (UTC)

Where exactly would this action go?
I found this interesting verse from that states: "If two men are fighting and the wife of one of them comes to rescue her husband from his assailant, and she reaches out and seizes him by his private parts, you shall cut off her hand. Show her no pity". Where exactly should I put this in, and how do I prevent the poll thing from getting messed up? 19:45, 18 October 2022 (UTC)

Would be better to separate out death penalty from 'lesser' prohibitions
Some of these prohibitions warrant death penalty, others warrant 'cutting' someone out (...not that anyone can agree what that means), and others the bible just says don't do it without explaining why. I think it would be interesting to separate out the prohibitions by severity of the crime. Though I admit it might be difficult to define severity given some of the ambiguities that crop up when discussing punishments.
 * We actually used to have "actions punishable by death in the Old Testament" but it was merged with this article with almost no discussion years ago. I always thought that a separate death penalty article was a better idea.Bob"Life is short and (insert adjective)" 08:37, 20 June 2023 (UTC)