Ivdeo-Xian wrote:

Faithfulness vs. Unfaithfulness
Loyalty vs. Disloyalty
Allegiance vs. Sedition
Marriage vs. Adultery
Chastity vs. Lechery
Strength vs. Weakness
Courage vs. Cowardice
Splendor vs. Dullness
Majesty vs. Ignominy
etc. etc. etc.

I.e., With God of Faith vs. Without God of Faith. E.g.:

"ego autem dico vobis quoniam omnis qui
I moreover am saying to you because everyone who

viderit mulierem ad concupiscendum eam iam
is looking at a woman toward to covet after her already

*moechatus est eam in corde suo"
he has committed adultery with her in the heart of him

--Matthew 5:28 editio Vulgata
interlinear translation by Daniel Joseph Min

*Strong's says:
[begin quote]
"3431 moiceuw moicheuo moy-khyoo'-o
from 3432; TDNT-4:729,605; v
AV-commit adultery 13, in adultery 1; 14
1) to commit adultery
1a) to be an adulterer
1b) to commit adultery with, have unlawful intercourse with
another's wife

Notice the difference here from modern usage:

The husband who visits a brothel does not commit adultery - the
prostitute is not "another's wife."

A woman cannot commit adultery in heterosexual activity.

According to the Hebrew cultural reference (Moses' view), the
adulterous man commits a sin by poaching on another man's property. If
the woman is unowned (unmarried), the philandering man has committed no
sin.