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Song of Songs poetic erotic imagery; several narratives involve adultery, polygamy, and sexual relations.

Frequent graphic accounts of warfare, mass killings, beheadings, mutilation, and ritual slaughter.

Mild curses and oaths appear occasionally; no modern strong profanity.

Wine and strong drink consumed regularly; drunkenness both depicted and condemned in multiple passages.

Prohibitions against same-sex acts stated in Leviticus; no positive LGBTQ+ characters or relationships.

Entire text consists of scripture, divine commandments, worship instructions, prophecy, and prayer.

Sorcery, divination, and witchcraft repeatedly forbidden; a few narrative instances of supernatural signs.

Multiple accounts of demonic possession, exorcism, Satan, and evil spirits throughout both testaments.

Laws governing kingship, justice, slavery, and treatment of foreigners presented as divine mandates.

Several on-page suicides and self-inflicted deaths recounted in historical and narrative sections.

Extensive depictions of slavery, child sacrifice, rape, genocide, and systemic oppression in historical books.

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