Definition: The word "ambi" in English has several meanings, but "ambisexualities" seems to be a more common term used by Christians in various biblical contexts. In the Old Testament (specifically in 1 Kings 7:22-26), God reveals His love for both male and female. He says, "And I will make you two one flesh with me; your eyes shall meet together, and you shall become one flesh." This verse speaks to the concept of gender identity being intersex or ambisexual. In the New Testament (specifically in Luke 4:16-25), Jesus describes his divine union with the Father through His gender. He says, "And as Father is, so I am in myself" (John 3:9). This verse presents a contrast of God's love and Father's love for creation, showing that both genders are equally loved by God. In the New Testament again (specifically in Acts 8:15-26), Paul quotes this verse to affirm his understanding that "you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Ephesians 4:3). This verse states that all believers share the same eternal nature and identity. So, while "ambiexualities" has broader interpretations of how humans can be intersexed or gender diverse, specifically as it pertains to the concept of God's love for creation through creation itself, it is a common term used in Christian theology to emphasize God’s love for both male and female individuals.

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