What does the Bible says about touching Bre@sts and Oral Sex

What does the Bible says about touching Bre@sts and Oral Sex.

Oral sex, which is called “cunnilingus” when done to a woman and “fellatio” when done to a man, is not talked about in the Bible. When it comes to oral sex, there are two main questions: (1) “Is oral sex a sin if it’s done before marriage? (2) “Is oral sex a sin if it’s done within a marriage? Even though the Bible doesn’t directly answer either of these questions, it does have a lot to say about them.

Is it a sin to have oral sex before or after marriage?

This question is becoming more common as people tell young people that “oral sex is not sex” and as oral sex is promoted as a safer option to sexual intercourse (no risk of pregnancy, less risk of sexually transmitted diseases*). What is written in the Bible? Ephesians 5:3 says, “But there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality or any other kind of impurity among you. This is because these things are not right for the holy people of God. “Any form of sexual contact outside of marriage” (1 Corinthians 7:2) is what the Bible means by “immorality. Hebrews 13:4 says that sex should only happen between married people. The end. So, yes, oral sex before or outside of marriage is always a sin.

Is it a sin to have oral sex while married?

This question has come up for many Christian couples who are married. There’s nothing in the Bible that says exactly what a husband and wife can or can’t do sexually. Any sexual act with another person (swapping, threesomes, etc.) or lust for another person (pornography) is wrong. Other than these two rules, how can we tell if a sexual act between a husband and wife is okay?

1. Love should honor God.

According to 1 Corinthians 6:12–13, the purpose of our bodies is to exalt the Lord and not to serve our desires or commit sexual sin. So, 1 Corinthians 6:20 says, “Honor God with your bodies.”

2. Sex should be private.

Only a husband and wife can have sexual relations (1 Corinthians 7:2).
Sex should be about caring and about the other person.

In 1 Corinthians 7:3–4, it says, “The husband should take care of his wife, and the woman should do the same for her husband. The wife has no control over her own body; instead, she gives it to her husband. In the same way, the husband does not control his own body; instead, he gives it to his wife.” Each partner gives the other their body with love.

4. Spousal sex happens often.

“Don’t rob each other unless you both agree and only for a short time, so that you can focus on prayer. Then get back together so that Satan won’t be able to use your lack of self-control against you” (1 Corinthians 7:5).

5. Sexual activity between married people brings people together.

Sexual intimacy makes a husband and wife “one flesh” (1 Corinthians 7:5), not just physically but also emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and in every other way.

Oral sex before getting married is a sin. It is wrong. It is not a biblically-approved option for sexual activity between people who are not married. Oral sex is not a sin if it is God-honoring, exclusive, caring, focused on the other person, unifying, and both partners agree to it.

Even though oral sex is safer than physical contact when it comes to spreading STDs, it is still not safe. Oral sex can spread STDs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, HIV/AIDS, and many more.