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Keeping the Lock in Wedlock (I Corinthians 7) - Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv 

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Paul addresses the problems connected with marriage, divorce, and remarriage. (I Corinthians 7:1-40)
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@chrehsteenahh954
@chrehsteenahh954 5 лет назад
Thank you for creating the videos on 1 Corinthians. Its always great to recap on what you just read with something more visual and " breaking it down". I love your videos and please create a lot more!! we NEED it !!Thanks for being obedient to god telling you to upload them because of the lives that youre touching that you don't know about ( like me and everyone else that I shared this to). I cant say I randomly came across your videos because I believe it was definitely divine. Its a bible study for me and my loved ones. Much love from the state of VA !!
@bibletalktv
@bibletalktv 5 лет назад
Thanks for your kind encouragement. God bless you and yours. - MM
@LuisM-vr5kz
@LuisM-vr5kz 5 месяцев назад
Well, if you believe there is a presence in your life that is reverent, those are the guidelines that tend to lead us. However you see it faith is proponent which compels us to exercise good sense. Why are we intent on doing the right thing, because aside from it we are not involved in Gods plan.
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@bibletalktv 5 лет назад
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@christinewoodall2702
@christinewoodall2702 6 лет назад
Thank You for your reply. I will give added information. The man has been married before and is divorced with two children. The Christian lady wants to marry him. She has never been married before. This is why I asked about the vows because when you are married you’re married for life. How can you break a vow. Commitment. Jesus said you may leave your mate for infidelity. How can you believe someone that claims they are divorced for the right reason without entering a adulterous marriage?
@bibletalktv
@bibletalktv 6 лет назад
The sin in divorce is the actual breaking of the vow. Jesus didn’t say that a person couldn’t break the marriage vow, He said that you shouldn’t do this, and when you did (except in cases where one spouse had been sexually immoral) you sinned. Of course, like any other sin, this sin of breaking a marriage vow can be forgiven. Also, the term “adulterous marriage” does not appear in the Bible. People are guilty of adultery if they have sex with someone not their spouse, and they are guilty of sexual immorality when they indulge in various forms of illicit sex (I.e. homosexuality, pornography, abuse of children etc.), however the Bible never refers to a legal marriage as adultery, even if the marriage is a second marriage due to divorce. - MM
@LuisM-vr5kz
@LuisM-vr5kz 5 месяцев назад
An outstanding relationship with God will give us the tools we need to manage and move forward in his name.
@christinewoodall2702
@christinewoodall2702 6 лет назад
Paul was teaching new Christians and they were married to non believers. Do you believe in vows? Are vows the same for non Christians and Christians? Can a Christian marry a non Christian that has been married before?
@bibletalktv
@bibletalktv 6 лет назад
You have three questions. Here are my answers: 1. Yes. 2. A vow is a promise given. Both believers and non-believers can make vows and are bound by the conditions under which they take a vow. 3. Too vague a question. Legally yes. However, I would need more information to comment further. Thanks for your interest in BibleTalk. - MM