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Excluding the monogamy–polygyny question does more than avoid controversy. It silences essential areas of Torah law, biblical marriage, covenant theology, inheritance, ecclesiology and pastoral practice. This pronomian legal-theological analysis examines biblical polygyny and the doctrinal cost of shielding monogamy-only assumptions from scriptural examination.

This article reflects on my recent monogamy-only conversion and the theological tensions that emerged as I revisited key biblical texts. It examines the interpretive challenges, doctrinal implications, and scriptural adjustments required to reconcile this conviction with the wider canon, offering an honest account of the struggle to align belief and Scripture.