It unequivocally does not say that. That is a myth based on a misreading of the verse that says "He that offends in one thing has offended in all." Elsewhere, Christ tells us that all sins are not equal. He says, forex, that he who harms a little child would bear more extreme punishment, and also that blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is a sin so much worse than others that it can never be forgiven.
No, a sin of omission is a sin committed by not doing something one was morally required to do. I hope you're a good expediter. You need to stick to that; Bible teacher really isn't your thing.
Well, your first two premises are false, so your thesis falls flat on its face.
The Bible tells us "Judge righteous judgment," which contradicts the out-of-context "Judge not." The "judge not" passage goes on, contextually, to say that whatever standard of judgment you use will be applied to you. That's the meaning of "judge not."
We have scripture to tell us God's standards, and it certainly isn't "judging" to repeat what it says. In this case, what it says is that committing homosexual perversion is a ****able sin. And it also says that he who repents through Christ will be forgiven.
That's a mirror of the gospel. Gospel means "good news," and the news is good because there's bad news. The bad news is, you're a sinner bound for hell. The good news is, God killed His own Son in your place so you may repent and be saved from those sins. That includes homosexual offenders, who, btw, you do no favors when you shot down those telling them of their need to repent. Rather, you harm them.
