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After biblical divorce .. is remarriage allowed ?
Please verses to back it up.
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Jesus divorced unfaithful Israel and remarried the faithful bride his church.
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Please which one is the biblical divorce?
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No, there is a vague discrepancy over if a man or the woman is effected by the ruling but as both are named traditionally both are wrong. Either way divorce is coincided wrong so the argument is a bit moot.
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Martin Luther on I Corinthians 7 helped me
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You can remarry there is guys and women on there 2 spouse or more.
I’m in the 30s and never married.
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Read 1 Cor. 7 carefully and prayerfully.
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Yes.
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To get remarried is adulterous. Except if your spouse dies.
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Well depends on your capacity for truth
MUCH IS GIVEN MUCH IS REQUIRED.
Time travel with me- back to when people tolerated their HUSBANDS OR WIFES UNTIL DEATH DO THEM PART.
Are you better then them?GOD DOES NOT CHANGE
MAN DOES
WE SHALL NEVER JUDGE EACH OTHER, ONLY GIVE TRUTH, after that point what you do with the truth is between you and GOD ultimately.
THE FLESH WANTS WHAT THE FLESH WANTS.
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No.
They new partners commit adultery with eachother. The bible gives clear guidelines on this exact situation and it’s actually shocking how everyone in here is condoning this.
If you get divorced the only solution towards marriage is to be reconciled to your original spouse.
To the married I give this charge (not I, but the Lord): the wife should not separate from her husband (but if she does, she should remain unmarried or else be reconciled to her husband), and the husband should not divorce his wife.
1 Corinthians 7
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For an extended biblical consideration of this I would recommend Jay Adams “marriage, divorce, and remarriage “ as we as Ray Sutton “second chance”.
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1 Corinthians 7:15
But if the unbeliever departs, let him depart; a brother or a sister is not under bondage in such [cases.] But God has called us to peace. -
No! See first 1 Cor. 7: 11 says “llet her remain unmarried.”
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Pls read Deuteronomy 24:1-4 because it is based on this that Paul said what he said in the 1 corrintains 7
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Only if the former partner dies or if it is determined that the former marriage was not a true marriage to begin with.
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Yes
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If the person desert you.
You can divorce and remarry. -
If the person is abusing you.
You can divorce and remarry. -
If the person is always cheating you can divorce and remarry.
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Yes
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No such thing as biblical divorce.
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Explain pls
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You need to back up your claim
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Mathews 5-32 but isay unto you ,that whosoever shall put away wife ,saving for the cause of fornication causeth her to commit adultry ; and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committed adultry.
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Once talked to a Divorce Attorney and he said “I am a Christian and because of hearing the reason of divorce in over 3000 marriages that said they were Christians I may of known of one case where I actually thought both parties were real believers”!
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My brother in law was a Church of God preacher.
He remarried. But caught a lot of static from Cleveland for it.
Him and his 2nd wife, according to them, never had sex until after his 1st wife died -
Only if your spouse chooses to leave you and divorce you but you wanted to work it out or if your spouse passes away. Listen carefully to the scriptures ‘who ever DIVORC(ES), that one is not to remarry otherwise Adultery.
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Is there biblical or unbiblical divorce?
If biblical, no one is permit to divorce accept death depart.
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Divorce allowed in Old Testament is due to the hardness of the heart, but in New Testament Jesus (the one who changes the hearts) said, “what God made one, man shall not put asunder. So today, divorce is wrong.
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So maybe its best to ask: Is God ok with divorce?
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Bible does not allow divorce. Hence the question is invalid.
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The best book on this question is:
https://www.amazon.com/Marriage-Divorce-Remarriage-Bible-Adams/dp/0310511119
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Best video on this question which is brand new, ad of yesterday is:
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Both of the resources I just mentioned come to the same conclusion.
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If someone has a Biblical Divorce, then yes, getting married again is allowed. If anyone wants to discuss this offline, send me your name and number and the best time to call you:
Remember, divorce is always sin, but it is NOT always sin to the innocent party. And while I am not suggesting it happens often, some divorces do have an innocent party.
Pastor Art can be reached @
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This is a very complex issue which won’t be solved with an online discussion.
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Actually very careful Biblical study was released on YouTube a few hours to answer, for one, this very question.
Highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/N2pC6ZikbYo -
Your marriage is between you and God. Talk to him about it. Has your spouse broken his vows before God?
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Well, as someone who is divorced and a Christian, I have spoken with many pastors, and read books to research what God’s Word says on the subject of divorce. God hates it. Thats the long and short of it. When the Jewish leaders asked Jesus his thoughts on divorce he was clear in stating that what God as brought together, no man should tear asunder. Then they pressed him further regarding what Moses said about giving your wife a certificate of divorce. Jesus goes on to explain that Moses permited this because he understood the hardening of their hearts. This part always confused me. But I’ve come to understand that the one with a hardened heart should be the one giving the other a certificate of divorce. In other words, if the the one initiating the divorcing is unsaved, then the other, if saved may go. But, if the unsaved spouse does not want a divorce, than the saved spouse should stay. Elsewhere, I belive Paul says the unsaved spouse has grace credited to them for having a saved spouse. Now what about remarriage for the saved divorcee? Elsewhere, Paul states that the widowed and divorced should remain single. He also says that if there is adultery, the injured party may divorce and should stay single but may remarry if they wish. Hope this helps. If you’re contemplating divorce, I’ll leave you with a story of a couple I once heard about. The husband had been cheating on his wife. The wife found out and was crushed but she chose to have faith and eventually invited the other woman to come into the house. The wife then cooked and cleaned for both of them. It wasn’t long before this creeped the mistress out so much that she left and the husband was so moved by what his wife did, he gave his life to Christ and was a new creation. Something to think about.
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Is there biblical divorce ?
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There is no NT biblical divorce at all.
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