Can Christians explain this for me?

This was part of a testing ceremony to discover if a woman who was suspected by her husband of committing adultery was innocent or guilty of it.. Part of that ceremony required the woman to say Amen in agreement to the test.. And if she was innocent the Holy Water would have no effect upon her.. But if she was guilty she would suffer the type of effects mentioned..

Note God is NOT bound by the laws He gave human beings to follow..The Laws where designed with the imperfect nature of humans in mind.. God on the other hand is perfect thus The Laws of the OT where not designed with Him in mind.. God is the giver of life and He can take life away at any time.. In this case He can take away the life of the unborn child the product of adultery from the woman who is guilty of committing adultery against her husband.. The loss of the Child is a punishment upon the mother not upon the child..

The innocent Child has eternal life with God after their spirit leaves this physical form of existence. The Child enters into Gods perfect eternal existence and is actually freed from the need to live a life in this imperfect world in an imperfect state of being,, avoiding all the suffering and difficulties that our human lives entail.. So for the little one it can be seen to be a blessing, an early mark out of physical human existence and into eternal perfect existence..

That verse is made in reference to infidelity and what will happen if a woman has been unfaithful to her husband...she'll be cursed to be infertile

(not condoning it but explaining the wider context)

Heh! Good man. But religion is all about what they want to believe, this is the human race you're dealing with here, not some friendly cicadas happy to sit underground for 17 years suckling on a tree root. Frankly I'd rather have been born a cicada.

Yeah that wasn't about being pregnant. It was about being unloyal.. so maybe you shouldn't make ignorant complaints about things you know nothing about by warping things out of context eh?

They say it's a "test" for infertility but it's still forced abortion lol. If a guy found out his girlfriend was cheating and gave her something that would hurt the unborn child, it's still a forced abortion lols.

Diseased dick