We explore the two verses from Leviticus commonly used to condemn LGBTQIA people by examining the historical context, original language, and intended audience. We discuss how the category of sexual orientation didn't exist in ancient times, how the word homosexual wasn't coined until 1869, and what the Hebrew word toveb (abomination) actually means in terms of ritual purity rather than universal moral law. We also examine how Christians already apply Leviticus selectively in modern life, and argue that reading the text carefully reveals it addresses specific cultural practices, not LGBTQIA people as a group. We conclude by noting that the gospel addresses LGBTQIA people as beloved, included, and made in God's image. #Leviticus #LGBTQIA #BibleStudy #ContextMatters #HebrewLanguage #ReligiousInterpretation #Inclusion #Gospel #FaithAndAcceptance #ScriptureAnalysis #HolinessCode #RitualPurity #ChristianValues #ReadCarefully