What Does the Bible Say About Cheating? (Message) | Sandals Church 

The permanence view actually encourages adultery by removing the punishment for it instituted by Jesus Christ Himself. There are two exception clauses, in Matthew 19:9 and in Matthew chapter five verse 32, and you CANNOT REMOVE THOSE VERSES FROM THE BIBLE. They are there to MAKE CERTAIN THAT MARRAIGES ARE BOTH HOLY AND UNDEFILED. In the Bible days, the penalty for immorality was the death penalty. If the adulterer was stoned to death, the innocent party was not also stoned to death, and would be free to remarry. Adultery is serious business to God, and defiles a marriage. If the adulterer is rewarded for their actions by no penalty for immoral behavior, immoral behavior is encouraged, and accepted as a normal part of a marriage. The unconscionable acceptance of adultery in marriage that is promoted by the permanence doctrine's removal of the exceptions instituted by Jesus Christ Himself are an abomination to God, making a mockery of holiness in marriage by forcing an innocent spouse to "put up with" adultery on the part of a betraying, lying, deceiving, and unfaithful cheating spouse.

Amen, sending g prayers your way

@susanmelcher1965 thank you! We all need prayers and faith. God is just and having my children live with me while my wife is out doing things committing sins with other men is on her, and God is not mocked. For what one reaps, they will also sow from it

​@BennettJonWayne-xw9vi What you have written here is well done. I feel it should be framed and put up in work places, churches, anywhere for all to see. Adultery is so common place. It's even encouraged, and hidden in even the church. No one wants to say anything. Yet, it seems many want/expect that those betrayed once, or several times should just take it as acceptable and go on. Adultery is very hurtful and damaging. Does anyone truly ask why God gave the command?

@ebest1338 Unfortunately, people won't ask why God gave commands for marriages, adultery, etc. Sad reality is we live in a world where, as you said, it's excepted even though courts don't view it as most important to punish the cheater and for that it's an abomination to God the father. God has blessed me with my daughter recently to live with me and my 2 sons! The devil doesn't rest, and the battle isn't over either, so I ask everyone to pray for me and my children to be guarded and that God stops any evil that comes against us. Thank you for the kind comment!

I've been told that before. 😉

AMEN!

It’s always the ugly co worker I am so sorry stay strong life moves on❤

Wow, I hope you let Maureen’s 🤮🤮 poor husband know his wife is a pig

That bastard! I’m so sorry 😢 hope you find someone who deserves you 🙏🫶

​@geneva1169 I am trying to work on my marriage. My faith is strong. It hurts. I'm a Christian and I didn't want my whole family and life destroyed by their selfish act.

​@@crystalltee3305 Life does move on.

The permanence view actually encourages adultery by removing the punishment for it instituted by Jesus Christ Himself. There are two exception clauses, in Matthew 19:9 and in Matthew chapter five verse 32, and you CANNOT REMOVE THOSE VERSES FROM THE BIBLE. They are there to MAKE CERTAIN THAT MARRAIGES ARE BOTH HOLY AND UNDEFILED. In the Bible days, the penalty for immorality was the death penalty. If the adulterer was stoned to death, the innocent party was not also stoned to death, and would be free to remarry. Adultery is serious business to God, and defiles a marriage. If the adulterer is rewarded for their actions by no penalty for immoral behavior, immoral behavior is encouraged, and accepted as a normal part of a marriage. The unconscionable acceptance of adultery in marriage that is promoted by the permanence doctrine's removal of the exceptions instituted by Jesus Christ Himself are an abomination to God, making a mockery of holiness in marriage by forcing an innocent spouse to "put up with" adultery on the part of a betraying, lying, deceiving, and unfaithful cheating spouse.

​@@melaniemartin730 Great question! Your body is your temple, we should remember God's sacrifice for us and honor God by what we do and consume. Hope this helps!

Fornication is any kind of sexual act outside of marriage. This includes masturbation. Not 100% sure it includes kissing. Doesn't matter if it's done by a man or a woman. KJB Exodus 22:16 "And if a man entice a maid that is not betrothed, and lie with her, he shall surely endow her to be his wife." The verse is stating that if a man charms a single woman into sex, then he should make her his wife.

Moses rule was a deterrent. The permanence view actually encourages adultery by removing the punishment for it instituted by Jesus Christ Himself. There are two exception clauses, in Matthew 19:9 and in Matthew chapter five verse 32, and you CANNOT REMOVE THOSE VERSES FROM THE BIBLE. They are there to MAKE CERTAIN THAT MARRAIGES ARE BOTH HOLY AND UNDEFILED. In the Bible days, the penalty for immorality was the death penalty. If the adulterer was stoned to death, the innocent party was not also stoned to death, and would be free to remarry. Adultery is serious business to God, and defiles a marriage. If the adulterer is rewarded for their actions by no penalty for immoral behavior, immoral behavior is encouraged, and accepted as a normal part of a marriage. The unconscionable acceptance of adultery in marriage that is promoted by the permanence doctrine's removal of the exceptions instituted by Jesus Christ Himself are an abomination to God, making a mockery of holiness in marriage by forcing an innocent spouse to "put up with" adultery on the part of a betraying, lying, deceiving, and unfaithful cheating spouse.

How did Eve cheat? With Satan you mean? Would that justify cheating in a marriage? The permanence view actually encourages adultery by removing the punishment for it instituted by Jesus Christ Himself. There are two exception clauses, in Matthew 19:9 and in Matthew chapter five verse 32, and you CANNOT REMOVE THOSE VERSES FROM THE BIBLE. They are there to MAKE CERTAIN THAT MARRAIGES ARE BOTH HOLY AND UNDEFILED. In the Bible days, the penalty for immorality was the death penalty. If the adulterer was stoned to death, the innocent party was not also stoned to death, and would be free to remarry. Adultery is serious business to God, and defiles a marriage. If the adulterer is rewarded for their actions by no penalty for immoral behavior, immoral behavior is encouraged, and accepted as a normal part of a marriage. The unconscionable acceptance of adultery in marriage that is promoted by the permanence doctrine's removal of the exceptions instituted by Jesus Christ Himself are an abomination to God, making a mockery of holiness in marriage by forcing an innocent spouse to "put up with" adultery on the part of a betraying, lying, deceiving, and unfaithful cheating spouse.