YOUTH WORKER DISCUSSION GUIDE:
1. The NASB translation of 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 (1968) simply says "homosexuals." What weakness does that translation have?
2. In our day "homosexuality" may refer to several things: same-sex attraction, sexual orientation, sexual identity, or behavior. Which of these does Paul have in mind?
3. What cue in the text points to behavior?
4. Sean suggests that "same sex sexual behavior" communicates Paul's intent. Compare recent translations: NIV, ESV, NET (see translation notes), NLT, CSB, CEV and HCB. Which are clearer? Which focus on behavior?

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