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1 | relations after divorce? | Matt 19:5 | Timothy Paul | 44730 | ||
My ex-wife and I have become re-engaged, Is it considered adultery to have relations before the wedding? 1 Cor. 7:10 ; Mark 10:9 ; Mal. 2:16 |
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2 | relations after divorce? | Matt 19:5 | D Blesser | 110605 | ||
No, it is not considered adultery to have relations with her. Because you divorced her she is still your wife according to Gods law. The fact that neither of you have married another and has stayed committed to each other that makes it ok. I am doing the same with my ex-wife. Our brief seperation has allowed us to mature as a couple.And it is beautiful, I mean its great and I thank God everyday for her. I wish you and your wife total blessings. |
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3 | relations after divorce? | Matt 19:5 | kalos | 110607 | ||
D Blesser: Maybe I'm missing something, but where in the Bible does it say that a divorce is not a divorce? How do you define divorce? And how is it possible to be divorced from and married to a person at the same time? Shalom! kalos |
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4 | relations after divorce? | Matt 19:5 | D Blesser | 110635 | ||
The bible does not say a divorce is not a divorce. The divorce in the world system is just that, finish, the end, it's over and thats where we are decieved because the vows that couples make is a covenant that can only be broken by death,"until death do us part". God warns us about such actions,Mark 10:11-12 and 1 Corinthians 7:10-11. These scriptures are speaking of departing and the putting away of ones spouse. (Divorce) BE BLESSED | ||||||
5 | relations after divorce? | Matt 19:5 | kalos | 110647 | ||
Divorce is the dissolution of the marriage bond just as though it had never existed. Divorce is the action or an instance of legally dissolving a marriage. [Moreover, the notion that it is OK to have sexual relations with someone you are not married to (where there has been a divorce) is entirely unbiblical. It isn't even a distortion of the Scriptures, since no Scripture passage even hints at such a thing.] Divorce: Legal Separation or Dissolution? There are Scriptural grounds for divorce: adultery or desertion. The key to answering the question lies in the proper understanding of the word divorce and what it means, including what it meant to the average Greek, Roman or Jew of the first century when he heard the word. A tradition dating back centuries and beginning with the Roman Catholic Church views divorce as "legal separation from bed and board." And that's all divorce is in this tradition. However, The people of the time of Jesus' earthly ministry, both Jews and Greeks, properly understood that divorce was the "dissolution of the marriage bond just as though it had never existed." If one accepts the second definition (the definition that is true both biblically and historically), then he can come to only one conclusion: The RIGHT TO DIVORCE carries with it THE RIGHT TO REMARRY. If it doesn't, then divorce is not dissolution of the marriage bond just as though it had never existed. Instead divorce becomes legal separation from bed and board, nothing else. Which definition to follow: the popular one (legal separation) or the historically and Biblically sound one (dissolution of the marital bond, which carries with it the right to remarry)? ____________________ See the book "The Right to Remarry" by Dwight Hervey, Hardcover (September 1975), Fleming H Revell Co; ISBN: 0800707583. This book is now out of print, but has a limited availability at amazon.com |
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