What does Leviticus say in chapter 20, section 13?

"If a man lies with a man, as he lies with a woman, and they both commit an abomination, they will always be put to death, and their guilt will be on them" (Leviticus 20: 13).

The first word "man" in this section refers to a person. The translation of this version is a bit vague here, but what is used in the Hebrew original? It means people in English, which is very clear. What is the original Hebrew word for "sexual intercourse"? (lie) (use)? (Men) means "sleeping with men". Others say "like women", which obviously means that men have sex with men. Such a thing is disgusting, and they will be put to death for this crime.

In addition, Leviticus is not the first book of the Old Testament, but the third book. The first five books of the Old Testament are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. These five books, collectively called the Five Books of Moses, are the Torah in the Old Testament.