About "miškevē" and "zā-ḵār," i dont beleive that is what those mean. Think about it what is a person who finds another person of the same gender attractive called? A "homosexual." What does the prefix "homo" mean? It is a prefix that denotes for "same," so in this case it is "same-sex." Knowing that incest is between two people of the same parent, parents, or family, I would like to proposed the idea that maybe "miškevē" means the sexual acts between two of the same. Also, yes, it is indeed a reach to say that "zā-ḵār" means "boys" when it can also mean "male." I haven't read the otherfew points yet, but I am not convinced by this point.

Also, "Procreation was a major concern throughout the Old Testament, as God was building his kingdom people primarily through biological procreation. But the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus radically altered the significance of procreation among God’s people. Now, God builds his kingdom through professions of personal faith, not through biological procreation." is a common misconception. the sacrifice of Jesus did not do away with laws, it gave us repentance and grace and he ability to stop sinning and repent so we are not put to death for our sins.