Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  34, 384 |         or husband, and all other unlawful impure thoughts and desires. ~
 2    3,  13, 599 |          vessels of the Altar for unlawful purposes, etc.~ ~
 3    3,  24, 992 |           our sinful passions and unlawful desires.~ ~
 4    3,  25, 1011|       before the coming of Christ unlawful and invalid?~A. All marriages
 5    3,  25, 1011|         coming of Christ were not unlawful and invalid. They were both
 6    3,  25, 1012|           the marriage invalid or unlawful when they are violated in
 7    3,  25, 1018|        thus prevent an invalid or unlawful marriage. Persons who know
 8    3,  25, 1038|           consent the marriage is unlawful.~ ~
 9    3,  32, 1228|  societies of which the object is unlawful and the means used sinful;
10    3,  32, 1229|       society that uses sinful or unlawful means to secure even a good
11    3,  32, 1238|           Are we bound to keep an unlawful oath or vow?~A. We are not
12    3,  32, 1238|   positively forbidden to keep an unlawful oath or vow. We are guilty
13    3,  34, 1317|         or husband, and all other unlawful impure thoughts and desires.~ ~
14    3,  36, 1361|         degrees of kindred. It is unlawful for persons thus related
15    3,  36, 1362| relationship that render marriage unlawful without a dispensation?~
16    3,  36, 1362| relationship that render marriage unlawful without a dispensation,