Everything you said is true. Hardly any pastor preaches this. My husband left me and remarried all while the pastor knew about it, and though I fought it as hard as I could, the law is against me. I have kept my vows for 38 years though divorced 12 years. I will be adding this to my Divorce and Remarriage Adultery playlist which now has over 200 videos, so thank you for speaking the truth. Satan loves destroying families. My three children though have committed to covenant marriages of their own. Praise the Lord.
@@SaanichtonMinistries hello, I was married then I got divorced and I'm in my second marriage. Is that adultery? If yes being that the second marriage not acknowledge does that mean my my second wife can remarry freely?
@@Ahmad92726 Divorce is only valid via death, just to clarify. The divorce decree you recieved in the mail means nothing to God. The "second marriage" you speak of is not valid to God. Therefore.... getting out of that adulterous relationship is required for both your and her salvation. She is with a married man (you). Once you leave that relationship, yes, she is free to marry since the marriage was never valid in the first place, however, you are not free until your wife (ex but not ex) passes away... or reconcile.. thats it.
I can’t thank you enough for these spot on teachings I’m so happy to see how many are finally realizing the truth In 2016 I started marriage covenant ministries and had to veer off to family court and cps child trafficking which is a manifestation of sin in the church and false teachings Thereby causing horrific suffering and pain
As I was going through turmoil in my marriage and yes we have many open doors where the enemy would enter. And the enemy usually always work through the women to get to the head of the home. I was not saved at the time and I was operating under the jezebel spirt. I had a supernatural encounter with Jesus and he changed me. I thought once I got saved my marriage would get better but it got worse and even though I was saved and was filled with the holy spirt I was still operating under the influence of jezebel. Jesus would tell me to pray for him, but I did not because I was stiff necked towards my husband. And I also didn’t pray for him because I thought God was going to send me another husband. And the more I seeked God about it the more he would tell me to pray for him. Long story short it ended in divorce and God reveled to be that I must remain single or be reconciled to him and if I marry another I’m committing adultery . I cried because at first I was saying that it was not fair that I have to be single and the he get to go out and do whatever he wants. But I got over it because it was just my flesh not wanting to submit to God. So I started seeking God about being reconciled to my spouse. He started showing me my part I played in how it lead into the divorce. He started healing me prom past wounds things that I brought into my marriage and started revealing to me On how I was under jezebel control. I started studying how jezebel operates and I got the revelation that It’s jezebel operating in these marriages , it’s seducing spirts that’s leading people out of their marriages making people “feel” like they don’t love their spouse anymore etc, causing division and discord among marriages and I’m tired of seeing people especially Christian’s not fighting for the marriage ! We as the body of Christ has no long suffering which is apart of the fruits of the spirit! Kick jezebel out of you marriages get sin out of your lives pray for your husband or wife because Jesus can restore anything. How can we believe God can gives a new house or car, but we don’t believe God can save our marriage! What God are you serving ?!. I have not been reconciled to my husband yet. By faith it’s going to happen. Buy my book it’s Called MARRIED WHILE BROKEN” ❤ www.marriedwhilebroken.com
Good evening. I'm divorced and remarried. If my first husband died, do I need to renew my vows to my second husband for our marriage to be accepted by God? @@SaanichtonMinistries
This was a wonderful teaching that actually tells the truth. Not many pastors, preachers or teachers will preach the truth regarding divorce and remarriage adultery. Also, the Greek word for bondage in 1 Cor 7:15 is douloo which means "to enslave" or "bring under subjection," whereas the Greek word for bound in 1 Cor 7:39 is deo which means "to tie" or "to bind." Be encouraged to continue to teach this truth because there are some who are looking for the truth.
@@godgavemeeyestosee I have it in my house. You need to use it yourself. You don't even understand that Paul was talking to the people of Corinth concerning the current events and the law. Paul also said in verse 6 that he was not speaking of a commandment. This teaching is a lie that puts people into bondage just as the devil knew it would.
New sub💯🇿🇦👍🙏. I love your teachings on this topic. So many people's heart have hardened if only they went back to scripture. It is a disgrace how people just get divorced today. Example im not happy boom divorce it is madness.
Please can we talk about the verse where it says “8Now to the unmarried and widows I say this: It is good for them to remain unmarried, as I am. 9But if they cannot control themselves, let them marry. For it is better to marry than to burn with passion.” - where the “unmarried” word includes divorced. Thanks. 🙏
Your teaching does not make sense. What if your wife divorces you and gets married to someone else? Why would you want the innocent party punished with singleness for the rest of their life? What if they cannot control themselves, does the Bible not say marry other than burn?
If your wife commits adultery, it does not give you the right to do the same. You would rather be castrated as a eunuch than get it wrong on this and end up in the dump called hell.
@SaanichtonMinistries 1 Corinthians 6:8 say this as a concession, not as a command. 7 I wish that all of you were as I am. But each of you has your own gift from God; one has this gift, another has that. 8 Now to the unmarried[a] and the widows I say: It is good for them to stay unmarried, as I do. 9 But if they cannot control themselves, they should marry, for it is better to marry than to burn with passion.
@SaanichtonMinistries I don't think you know what you are saying. Your teaching is misleading. If your spouse leaves you? You suppose to go and marry them again? You are misleading your church followers.
I agree with the premise, but to say that bound and bondage have no relationship AND that we must simply understand that is just like saying "trust me, bro." You have a duty to prove that bound and bondage are clear and distinct from each other, ie, completely unrelated. In reality, bound and bondage are quite related. If you are under bondage are you not bound? If there are boundaries in marriage it would follow that you are in bondage. In fact, bondage means "the state of being bound."
The warped understanding of the word slavery is another area where you are being unfaithful to the whole Bible. Slavery is not always bad. If it was, would the Apostle Paul call himself a slave of Jesus Christ in Romans 1:1? I think he would use something else there, or better, that the Spirit would inspire better verbiage. The Scriptures instill in us that we should interpret scripture with scripture. Other examples of words, phrases and ideas are to be carefully considered when interpreting the meaning.
I agree slavey is not always bad, I am a slave to Christ! But look up boundary and bondage in the Webster English dictionary. There are very different words. To blend them together to mean the same thing is not proper grammar or understanding of our language.
So think of boundaries like the 49 parallel for USA and Canada…. Clear and no ambiguity or room for error. Bondage is totally different. I think being tied up around a pole, or chained up. Dark word indeed.
@@SaanichtonMinistries Don't ever give up as you bravely teach a topic that most all pastors fear to even study and of course never preach, unless they compromised.
I think that this was why some people used to poison their spouses Murder could be forgiven but not divorce and remarriage. I do wonder though that if divorce isn't real, could you just go back to your spouse without bothering to get remarried ?
Murder would mean death to the offender under Jewish law. It would also mean hell. Yes you could go back to the divorced spouse without remarriage to them. Your still married to them in God’s site we conclude based on the Lord Jesus saying. “He who divorced his wife causes her to commit adultery.”
@@SaanichtonMinistries Nope! It actually says that he who is SEPARATED from his wife causes her to commit adultery if she marries another! Your quotation marks make us believe that is a direct quote. May I ask what Bible you quoted that from?
@@SaanichtonMinistries wasn't death to the offender also the punishment for adultery. Lev. 20:10 So in conclusion murder them,, ok with God, just don't divorce them. Just because Jesus didn't condemn the woman taken in adultery, because he wasn't an eyewitness and under the law wasn't allowed to condemn her, doesn't change the penalty for known adultery after all. Jesus never said we couldn't put adulterers to death at any point.
@@focuszx that’s not at all what Lev. 20:10 permits. Just because someone is forgiven doesn’t mean the punishment isn’t justified as well. Reconciliation isn’t a requirement because reconciliation requires both parties working on rebuilding. Sometimes a person isn’t interested in rebuilding trust. Sometimes a person isn’t willing to give up their sin. You can’t rebuild let alone reconcile in those circumstances. You can only forgive.
I see your point. A man can choose his destiny.....If adulterated relationships And temporary, sinful, perverted sexual pleasure with other people’s spouses are more important to one than love and obedience to the Lord, you faith is likely in vain. I will let God judge that. “ as hell is never full, so the soul of a man is never satisfied.” Adulterers shall not inherit the Kingdom of God. That is why some stats point out that 80% of adulterated couples divorce again. Stop the adultery, do not trade your soul for it.... it is not worth your life and salvation. Love and faith requires sacrifice and action. It is not a feeling. Early Christians gave their lives up to follow Jesus, never mind an adulterated spouse they pretend it a wife or husband.
It's a trap of the devil. Leading people away from the cross and the ministering of salvation into the application of the law. A person who is enslaved into bondage of law or unforgiveness is incapable of ministering the Gospel. To hold someone accountable for something they have done against you is unforgiveness, I have seen people who are convinced they are still married driven into poverty and homelessness as the devil vicariously through their former spouse continues to have hold over them via the adultery. The only way out of this trap is to repent, forgive and move on in the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.
@@888WulfDog888 and as Paul said, remain celibate. You do not need to be under the bondage of divorce and remarriage adultery. You can be free. Absolutely. You cite extreme examples, certainly not the average case of divorce. But even if you married a possessed man. He can go ahead and leave, the believer is not his slave. But the believer is to seek peace in this situation at all cost. To divorce and seek remarriage adultery with this evil man is not an act of peace. It would cause envy, wrath, and put some other foolish man into a dangerous adulterated situation. So she should never accept a divorce paper, remain single, and seek the Lord, seek peace, and hope and pray for healing and reconciliation if the man were to get saved. That is clearly what the verse and context of the passage is teaching .
@@SaanichtonMinistries Some people were not made to be monks and trying to be a chaste monk in this world leads them further down a path of temptation that leads to fornication. What you are teaching isn't logical and it's precarious scripturally in that you need to argue the interpretation with other believers. To teach someone they must! A: Hold another accountable until they come back begging forgiveness from you B: To be a chaste monk in this world is not a recipe for success, it's a recipe for bondage, unforgiveness and disaster. I've seen what this teaching does to people.
@@888WulfDog888 Christ taught us to avoid hell at all cost. A man would rather have emasculated himself than get it wrong and be in everlasting torments of hell. Be sensible
U are off preacher...read romans...you also are dead to the law in grace..and can remarry...point is we are all lost until you repent...no adultery no liar no fornicater and so on...get it right preacher...
@robertstutler6229 Keep in mind that the devil believes that too. Demons can agree as well. God is looking for the sinner to love Him more than sin, adultery, fornication, money, pleasure, and so on. Right? That is why many will say on that day, Lord Lord..... they may have believed, but practiced amd worked lawlessness. That is why the cheap grace doctrine being preached is so dangerous.
Error Alert! #1. Divorce is only rightly done when a husband divorces his wife for becoming one flesh with a man before she has become one flesh with her husband. Once the husband marries the wife he can divorce her as the law says and not before. #2. After a man takes a wife and marries her, and he becomes aware that the wife committed fornication before the marriage then he can divorce her and they both would be free to marry another, but now the lord asks that we stay together but if we divorce the woman should remain unmarried 1COR.7:10-11. #3. 1COR.7 is dealing with the questions the Corinthians had concerning fornication 1. 1COR.7:1-9= the unmarried 2. 1COR.7:10-24= the married 3. 1COR.7:25-40= the virgins You can not read 1Cor.7:27-28 and apply this to married people this is for betrothed people who are loosed from an agreement to marry and notice it says nothing about divorce because in order to divorce you first have to get married. #4. So people without understanding say you could divorce a wife for being unfaithful during the betrothal period but it says nothing that in the law because when we read Deut.22:13-21 which the marrying process the woman is stoned during that period. #5. If Jesus was asked what does the Law say then his answer would have to be true and based on the Law which gives the right to go marry another person. Matt.19:9=Deut.24:1-4. We can't try and put Matthew against Mark and Luke, we have to realize some books don't always record everything said this is why we read all and rightly divide the word. If Mark and Luke don't agree with the Law but Matthew does then we see everything was not recorded.
You can't bring rhe Law of Moses into it because if we went by it, we should stone rebellious gluttonous drunken sons to death at the city's gate. This would be a parenting plan?
Divorce is not a right thing to do except for the one case in Joeseph and Mary's plight with fornication evident. Never take one passage and pull it out of context to create a pretext for the flesh. See out the latest video on pretext and context.
@@SaanichtonMinistries Can I use this law? (1 Corinthians 7:39 KJV) The wife is bound by the law as long as her husband liveth; but if her husband be dead, she is at liberty to be married to whom she will; only in the Lord. So people still get divorced and Moses gave that (Matthew 19:8 KJV) He saith unto them, Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so. I think Jesus taught us not to kill (John 8:7 KJV) So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.
@@SaanichtonMinistries Remember this (1 Corinthians 5:1 KJV) It is reported commonly that there is fornication among you, and such fornication as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that one should have his father’s wife. The law said this (Leviticus 20:11 KJV) And the man that lieth with his father’s wife hath uncovered his father’s nakedness: both of them shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them. The people and Paul understood they should not kill so Paul said, they should deliver this man to the authorities to be judged, but he didn't order them to carry out judgement. (1 Corinthians 5:5 KJV) To deliver such an one unto Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus. The law was not done away with but changed according to scripture. (Hebrews 7:12 KJV) For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.
Everything you said is true. Hardly any pastor preaches this. My husband left me and remarried all while the pastor knew about it, and though I fought it as hard as I could, the law is against me. I have kept my vows for 38 years though divorced 12 years. I will be adding this to my Divorce and Remarriage Adultery playlist which now has over 200 videos, so thank you for speaking the truth. Satan loves destroying families. My three children though have committed to covenant marriages of their own. Praise the Lord.
Amen sister. God bless you. The reward is great in the end as we abide in His will!
I was with my wife for 18yrs. Then she left me for another man. 12yrs ago. I've remained single ever since.
Glory be to God. 😁
@@SaanichtonMinistries hello, I was married then I got divorced and I'm in my second marriage. Is that adultery? If yes being that the second marriage not acknowledge does that mean my my second wife can remarry freely?
@@Ahmad92726 Divorce is only valid via death, just to clarify. The divorce decree you recieved in the mail means nothing to God. The "second marriage" you speak of is not valid to God. Therefore.... getting out of that adulterous relationship is required for both your and her salvation. She is with a married man (you). Once you leave that relationship, yes, she is free to marry since the marriage was never valid in the first place, however, you are not free until your wife (ex but not ex) passes away... or reconcile.. thats it.
@@RyanREAX awesome explanation
I can’t thank you enough for these spot on teachings
I’m so happy to see how many are finally realizing the truth
In 2016 I started marriage covenant ministries and had to veer off to family court and cps child trafficking which is a manifestation of sin in the church and false teachings
Thereby causing horrific suffering and pain
Well put!
As I was going through turmoil in my marriage and yes we have many open doors where the enemy would enter. And the enemy usually always work through the women to get to the head of the home. I was not saved at the time and I was operating under the jezebel spirt. I had a supernatural encounter with Jesus and he changed me. I thought once I got saved my marriage would get better but it got worse and even though I was saved and was filled with the holy spirt I was still operating under the influence of jezebel. Jesus would tell me to pray for him, but I did not because I was stiff necked towards my husband. And I also didn’t pray for him because I thought God was going to send me another husband. And the more I seeked God about it the more he would tell me to pray for him. Long story short it ended in divorce and God reveled to be that I must remain single or be reconciled to him and if I marry another I’m committing adultery . I cried because at first I was saying that it was not fair that I have to be single and the he get to go out and do whatever he wants. But I got over it because it was just my flesh not wanting to submit to God. So I started seeking God about being reconciled to my spouse. He started showing me my part I played in how it lead into the divorce. He started healing me prom past wounds things that I brought into my marriage and started revealing to me On how I was under jezebel control. I started studying how jezebel operates and I got the revelation that It’s jezebel operating in these marriages , it’s seducing spirts that’s leading people out of their marriages making people “feel” like they don’t love their spouse anymore etc, causing division and discord among marriages and I’m tired of seeing people especially Christian’s not fighting for the marriage ! We as the body of Christ has no long suffering which is apart of the fruits of the spirit! Kick jezebel out of you marriages get sin out of your lives pray for your husband or wife because Jesus can restore anything. How can we believe God can gives a new house or car, but we don’t believe God can save our marriage! What God are you serving ?!. I have not been reconciled to my husband yet. By faith it’s going to happen. Buy my book it’s Called MARRIED WHILE BROKEN” ❤ www.marriedwhilebroken.com
WONDERFUL THANKS FOR SHARING! CAn we pray for your reconciliation as well?
Good evening. I'm divorced and remarried. If my first husband died, do I need to renew my vows to my second husband for our marriage to be accepted by God? @@SaanichtonMinistries
Exactly, why would God call us to forgive, love and teach others but not the one who you have a covenant with.
Excellent teaching. You really threaded the needle well ( bound vs. bondage ). Keep standing for the truth!
Thanks brother. God bless
This was a wonderful teaching that actually tells the truth. Not many pastors, preachers or teachers will preach the truth regarding divorce and remarriage adultery. Also, the Greek word for bondage in 1 Cor 7:15 is douloo which means "to enslave" or "bring under subjection," whereas the Greek word for bound in 1 Cor 7:39 is deo which means "to tie" or "to bind." Be encouraged to continue to teach this truth because there are some who are looking for the truth.
Thanks for that pointer about bound and bondage. Even in English they are very different too.
What is the Greek word for separate? What is the Hebrew word for separation?
@@danawaldrop4930 You can find the meaning in a Strong's concordance or online.
The law allows for divorce. It did then, and it does now. So your reference to the law makes no sense.
@@godgavemeeyestosee I have it in my house. You need to use it yourself. You don't even understand that Paul was talking to the people of Corinth concerning the current events and the law. Paul also said in verse 6 that he was not speaking of a commandment. This teaching is a lie that puts people into bondage just as the devil knew it would.
Amen and amen.
New sub💯🇿🇦👍🙏. I love your teachings on this topic. So many people's heart have hardened if only they went back to scripture. It is a disgrace how people just get divorced today. Example im not happy boom divorce it is madness.
Mark 10 11 12. That's it. Only death u free . It didn't say if your spouse becomes unbeliever. It's said death
Amen brother
Please can we talk about the verse where it says “8Now to the unmarried and widows I say this: It is good for them to remain unmarried, as I am. 9But if they cannot control themselves, let them marry. For it is better to marry than to burn with passion.” - where the “unmarried” word includes divorced. Thanks. 🙏
bondage does not refer to bound.....good point...
brother David.
Your teaching does not make sense. What if your wife divorces you and gets married to someone else? Why would you want the innocent party punished with singleness for the rest of their life? What if they cannot control themselves, does the Bible not say marry other than burn?
If your wife commits adultery, it does not give you the right to do the same. You would rather be castrated as a eunuch than get it wrong on this and end up in the dump called hell.
@SaanichtonMinistries
1 Corinthians 6:8
say this as a concession, not as a command. 7 I wish that all of you were as I am. But each of you has your own gift from God; one has this gift, another has that.
8 Now to the unmarried[a] and the widows I say: It is good for them to stay unmarried, as I do. 9 But if they cannot control themselves, they should marry, for it is better to marry than to burn with passion.
@petermuchenne2437 get married right.... Don't commit remarriage adultery.
@SaanichtonMinistries I don't think you know what you are saying. Your teaching is misleading. If your spouse leaves you? You suppose to go and marry them again? You are misleading your church followers.
@@petermuchenne2437 your not reading me carefully enough or taking the time.
It amazes me this is coming from a Pastor in Canada
Please elaborate if you would...
@@SaanichtonMinistries well the climate is so liberal there
So is California, but there are plenty of God fearing people who trust in the Word of God and would put me to shame.@@womanatwellworshiptheFather
I agree with the premise, but to say that bound and bondage have no relationship AND that we must simply understand that is just like saying "trust me, bro." You have a duty to prove that bound and bondage are clear and distinct from each other, ie, completely unrelated. In reality, bound and bondage are quite related.
If you are under bondage are you not bound? If there are boundaries in marriage it would follow that you are in bondage. In fact, bondage means "the state of being bound."
The warped understanding of the word slavery is another area where you are being unfaithful to the whole Bible. Slavery is not always bad. If it was, would the Apostle Paul call himself a slave of Jesus Christ in Romans 1:1? I think he would use something else there, or better, that the Spirit would inspire better verbiage. The Scriptures instill in us that we should interpret scripture with scripture. Other examples of words, phrases and ideas are to be carefully considered when interpreting the meaning.
I agree slavey is not always bad, I am a slave to Christ! But look up boundary and bondage in the Webster English dictionary. There are very different words. To blend them together to mean the same thing is not proper grammar or understanding of our language.
So think of boundaries like the 49 parallel for USA and Canada…. Clear and no ambiguity or room for error. Bondage is totally different. I think being tied up around a pole, or chained up. Dark word indeed.
Very good teaching. Too many "Okay, okay, okay, okay" irritating.
Sorry I notice that too… pray that I can stop doing that. I don’t mean too. But focus on the teaching… I am just a man with weakness…
@@SaanichtonMinistries Don't ever give up as you bravely teach a topic that most all pastors fear to even study and of course never preach, unless they compromised.
Thanks sister. God bless you:) We shall fight the good fight of faith and uphold the Gospel truth! @@sharonhenry5479
Should you reconcile when one party was in adultrous situation
Yes, forgive and make a way of peace and reconciliation
Romans 7:2, same writer, same variant word...... you're playing the apologist game. Trying to tell people the bible doesn't really mean what it says.
? The Bible means what it says. Divorce and remarriage is adultery
Romans 7 1:3 only death not if the husband is unbeliever
AMEN
not under bondage is not akin to not bound...
I think that this was why some people used to poison their spouses Murder could be forgiven but not divorce and remarriage. I do wonder though that if divorce isn't real, could you just go back to your spouse without bothering to get remarried ?
Murder would mean death to the offender under Jewish law. It would also mean hell. Yes you could go back to the divorced spouse without remarriage to them. Your still married to them in God’s site we conclude based on the Lord Jesus saying. “He who divorced his wife causes her to commit adultery.”
@@SaanichtonMinistries Nope! It actually says that he who is SEPARATED from his wife causes her to commit adultery if she marries another! Your quotation marks make us believe that is a direct quote. May I ask what Bible you quoted that from?
@@SaanichtonMinistries wasn't death to the offender also the punishment for adultery. Lev. 20:10 So in conclusion murder them,, ok with God, just don't divorce them. Just because Jesus didn't condemn the woman taken in adultery, because he wasn't an eyewitness and under the law wasn't allowed to condemn her, doesn't change the penalty for known adultery after all. Jesus never said we couldn't put adulterers to death at any point.
@@johnborland7865 In adultery the innocent party could choose to have the offender spared.
@@focuszx that’s not at all what Lev. 20:10 permits. Just because someone is forgiven doesn’t mean the punishment isn’t justified as well. Reconciliation isn’t a requirement because reconciliation requires both parties working on rebuilding. Sometimes a person isn’t interested in rebuilding trust. Sometimes a person isn’t willing to give up their sin. You can’t rebuild let alone reconcile in those circumstances. You can only forgive.
If being divorced and remarried is an insuperable bar to salvation, there's not much point in continuing in the faith, is there?
I see your point. A man can choose his destiny.....If adulterated relationships And temporary, sinful, perverted sexual pleasure with other people’s spouses are more important to one than love and obedience to the Lord, you faith is likely in vain. I will let God judge that. “ as hell is never full, so the soul of a man is never satisfied.” Adulterers shall not inherit the Kingdom of God. That is why some stats point out that 80% of adulterated couples divorce again. Stop the adultery, do not trade your soul for it.... it is not worth your life and salvation. Love and faith requires sacrifice and action. It is not a feeling. Early Christians gave their lives up to follow Jesus, never mind an adulterated spouse they pretend it a wife or husband.
It's a trap of the devil. Leading people away from the cross and the ministering of salvation into the application of the law.
A person who is enslaved into bondage of law or unforgiveness is incapable of ministering the Gospel.
To hold someone accountable for something they have done against you is unforgiveness, I have seen people who are convinced they are still married driven into poverty and homelessness as the devil vicariously through their former spouse continues to have hold over them via the adultery.
The only way out of this trap is to repent, forgive and move on in the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.
@@888WulfDog888 and as Paul said, remain celibate. You do not need to be under the bondage of divorce and remarriage adultery. You can be free. Absolutely. You cite extreme examples, certainly not the average case of divorce. But even if you married a possessed man. He can go ahead and leave, the believer is not his slave. But the believer is to seek peace in this situation at all cost. To divorce and seek remarriage adultery with this evil man is not an act of peace. It would cause envy, wrath, and put some other foolish man into a dangerous adulterated situation. So she should never accept a divorce paper, remain single, and seek the Lord, seek peace, and hope and pray for healing and reconciliation if the man were to get saved. That is clearly what the verse and context of the passage is teaching .
@@SaanichtonMinistries Some people were not made to be monks and trying to be a chaste monk in this world leads them further down a path of temptation that leads to fornication.
What you are teaching isn't logical and it's precarious scripturally in that you need to argue the interpretation with other believers.
To teach someone they must!
A: Hold another accountable until they come back begging forgiveness from you
B: To be a chaste monk in this world
is not a recipe for success, it's a recipe for bondage, unforgiveness and disaster.
I've seen what this teaching does to people.
@@888WulfDog888 Christ taught us to avoid hell at all cost. A man would rather have emasculated himself than get it wrong and be in everlasting torments of hell. Be sensible
U are off preacher...read romans...you also are dead to the law in grace..and can remarry...point is we are all lost until you repent...no adultery no liar no fornicater and so on...get it right preacher...
It is not off. It is true. Divorce and remarriage adultery can destroy you. Never buy into cheap grace.
@SaanichtonMinistries just remember whoever does not believe that christ died for there sin will die in there sin...
@robertstutler6229 Keep in mind that the devil believes that too. Demons can agree as well. God is looking for the sinner to love Him more than sin, adultery, fornication, money, pleasure, and so on. Right? That is why many will say on that day, Lord Lord..... they may have believed, but practiced amd worked lawlessness. That is why the cheap grace doctrine being preached is so dangerous.
Error Alert!
#1. Divorce is only rightly done when a husband divorces his wife for becoming one flesh with a man before she has become one flesh with her husband. Once the husband marries the wife he can divorce her as the law says and not before.
#2. After a man takes a wife and marries her, and he becomes aware that the wife committed fornication before the marriage then he can divorce her and they both would be free to marry another, but now the lord asks that we stay together but if we divorce the woman should remain unmarried 1COR.7:10-11.
#3. 1COR.7 is dealing with the questions the Corinthians had concerning fornication
1. 1COR.7:1-9= the unmarried
2. 1COR.7:10-24= the married
3. 1COR.7:25-40= the virgins
You can not read 1Cor.7:27-28 and apply this to married people this is for betrothed people who are loosed from an agreement to marry and notice it says nothing about divorce because in order to divorce you first have to get married.
#4. So people without understanding say you could divorce a wife for being unfaithful during the betrothal period but it says nothing that in the law because when we read Deut.22:13-21 which the marrying process the woman is stoned during that period.
#5. If Jesus was asked what does the Law say then his answer would have to be true and based on the Law which gives the right to go marry another person. Matt.19:9=Deut.24:1-4. We can't try and put Matthew against Mark and Luke, we have to realize some books don't always record everything said this is why we read all and rightly divide the word. If Mark and Luke don't agree with the Law but Matthew does then we see everything was not recorded.
You can't bring rhe Law of Moses into it because if we went by it, we should stone rebellious gluttonous drunken sons to death at the city's gate. This would be a parenting plan?
Divorce is not a right thing to do except for the one case in Joeseph and Mary's plight with fornication evident. Never take one passage and pull it out of context to create a pretext for the flesh. See out the latest video on pretext and context.
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Can I use this law?
(1 Corinthians 7:39 KJV) The wife is bound by the law as long as her husband liveth; but if her husband be dead, she is at liberty to be married to whom she will; only in the Lord.
So people still get divorced and Moses gave that
(Matthew 19:8 KJV) He saith unto them, Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so.
I think Jesus taught us not to kill
(John 8:7 KJV) So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.
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Read #2. You said evident and I said aware, you can't become aware without evidence
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Remember this
(1 Corinthians 5:1 KJV) It is reported commonly that there is fornication among you, and such fornication as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that one should have his father’s wife.
The law said this
(Leviticus 20:11 KJV) And the man that lieth with his father’s wife hath uncovered his father’s nakedness: both of them shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them.
The people and Paul understood they should not kill so Paul said, they should deliver this man to the authorities to be judged, but he didn't order them to carry out judgement.
(1 Corinthians 5:5 KJV) To deliver such an one unto Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus.
The law was not done away with but changed according to scripture.
(Hebrews 7:12 KJV) For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.
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