I guess I should share some observations and thoughts. Just to raise some eyebrows and blood pressures Jesus never mentioned the word gay or any reference to it or the action ever. All knowing and all seeing Jesus Christ left this portion of law establishment blank. There is no doubt there is law associated with the condition but not one mentioned by Jesus. Now that bears consideration but it can never bear argument, Jesus Rules. Considering is not deciding it is the action of consideration. That statement alone will produce controversy and contention but not contained within a faith that Jesus Christ is the author of.
This is an incorrect statement. Jesus preached regularly in the Synagogue Luke 4:16-37. He used the OT and taught from it. It is only after a session in the wilderness that Jesus started to stir the waters.
Now, what many and I really mean many Christians get wrong is the application and importance of the OT. Jesus did at no point ever oppose or nullify any OT teaching. All scripture is God breathed 2 Tim 3:16-17 and Jesus is the word (OT and NT) John 1:1. Any removal or addition will result in one receiving a terrifying punishment Rev 22:19.
As such, please understand that if you state that ''Jesus did not say X and Y, when X and Y is in scripture / in Him'' you need to pick your words very carefully.
Having said all that. We need to understand that Jesus did not come to re-write Leviticus, it was already written, there was no need to do so. We need to properly understand what Jesus did in fact come to do. That is perhaps a topic for another thread.
Now let me observe something about the agenda which is what the thread is about. The agenda is an offense. It is an intrusion on the sacred psyche of individuals and seeks to establish a new bullying approach to that sacredness as legitimate conduct, not just legitimate but even right. That is a condescending position of conceit and dominance. Now that is something Jesus did condemn when confronting the pressure tactics of the pharisees. So objectionable did our Lord find it that the pharisees who displayed this character were the only group exhibiting the only sin nature wholly and completely condemned. Gay is personal. That doesn't excuse it or bless it but it does say as is inferred by the absence of Jesus's addressing of it that the Spirit of Jesus Christ is standing with the same sacred respect for the individual that the gay agenda so solidly disrespects. The agenda disgraces every soul that would stand separately with a stance and a place of it's own will that does not agree with theirs. A ravaging, desecrating, bullying character standing on the edge of violence and sometimes even crossing the line.
You are not properly discerning the matter. Paul very clearly isolates a 'brother so called' 1 Cor 5:11 who is guilty of sexual immorality in 1 Cor 5:1. Then in 1 Cor 5:9-10 he mentions the following:
I wrote to you in my letter not to associate with sexually immoral people, not at all referring to the immoral of this world ......... not even to eat with such a person.
Here Paul gives us a clear instruction on our interaction with homosexuals / anyone overtaken with sexual sin.
If it is still not clear, what he is stating can be summarized as follows:
1. Remove any who call themselves a Christian and are known to be in a gross sexual sin, from the congregation.
2. Do not even eat with them.
3. If they do not profess to be a Christian, welcome them into church and feel free to eat with them.