Why abandonment doesn’t end a marriage. 1 Corinthians

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8 июл 2024

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@a11an72 9 дней назад

Hey brother, thank you for studying this , id call myself a marriage stander myself As i understand it , even if the term used in 1Cor15 isnt exactly the same , i think the idea is , throughout the whole bible the terms used for marriage and divorce is being bound / set free , so maybe if the term isnt exactly the same, the idea seems to be But i have a shallow understanding of this as of now, so if anybody reads this then dont base your eternal life on it please😂 BUT , Jesus says "if you marry a divorced you commit adultery" So in childishly simple way tgat means ANY divorced , and if you redefine to mean only a christian divorced , you sort of take freedoms for yourself that isnt necessarily given.

@StandingStrongforMarriages 8 дней назад

Hello! Glad it was of interest. As I said in the video there are some very clear and absolute passage about marriage lasting as long as the husband and wife are alive. But there are also some less clear ones. I am thankful for David’s teachings with the Greek and the meaning of the perfect tense. It cleared it up for me. On your ending thought- yes- the morals for Christians in regard to their being a spouse should be the same calling whether they are married to a believer or if the believer becomes an unbeliever or if the couple got married as unbelievers and one came to Christ- it shouldn’t matter. The vow of a Christian in marriage is independent of their spouses beliefs. If it did, then some people would say- oh my ex isn’t a Christian so I can do whatever I want. I can image someone trying to cheat the system, but there is no fooling God. Great point.