Marriage question
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Divorce: The other unforgivable sin.That still doesn't give him a good reason to marry a third time.
We don't know her side of the story: why they really divorced (he says she has mental issues, but does she really?) and if she has been with someone else since then.
Apparently you never paid attention. My first wife abandoned me and our 15-month-old daughter. She took the money for rent and our only car. She moved out of state to be with another man. Shall I go on?
Then you are correct: I don't understand why you mentioned her,
and you don't understand the song, which makes the point that
both people probably contributed to the failed relationship.
Thus, you should not remarry until you have learned how to promote a one flesh commitment.
I've been divorced 4 times, not 5.Yes, if you please. I'm curious about the other four times.
The reason for my 3rd marriage failure is in this thread. The other two were abandonment.
I didn't say that.The third was failure and the other two times it was your wives' fault. Got it.
By convincing them that they can't remarry or they would be living in continual sin.How are the brothers and sisters you're referring to living in bondage?
How about putting God first and honoring what He says about divorce and that there are only two legitimate reasons for remarriage?
Some Christians keep forgetting that God can help them in their singleness to live a happy godly life.
How about putting God first and not misrepresenting what scripture says? I'm married and I put God first.How about putting God first and honoring what He says about divorce and that there are only two legitimate reasons for remarriage?
Some Christians keep forgetting that God can help them in their singleness to live a happy godly life.
I don't disagree with you.
But, how is it fair in God's eyes for a woman to marry a man, divorce him, and then hold him hostage to the Scriptures for his entire life by preventing him from moving on and possibly having a fulfilling, godly marriage with someone else? Like, if a woman does something like that out of hate and vengeance (or extreme mental illness), is that man still bound to that woman when she broke her end of the covenant by getting a divorce and abandoning the marriage? (and refusing forgiveness or reconciliation)
You're trying to appeal to me but I have no power to bless or condemn a possible third marriage for you.
It should be God that you talk to about this matter. But you know what He will say to you. And I guess that's why you're asking us.