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if the bible is so clear on divroce and remarrying
why is there so much of it in the church?
i am a new christain and about to get married and found out she divorced her husband. Christ only gives one example for divorce and thats for fornication NOT adultry. Fornication is before marrage, or chastity when you find out your wife is not a virgin after marrying her buy jewish law.
i need to know if i am doing the right thing
Chris,
I have been reviewing my past responses and a few of them have not been read. You may read my response to your question about "Divorce" at www.allexperts.com .
With Love In Christ,
Phillip Senn
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I seek to help Christians in doctrinal matters. Many Christians think that doctrine doesn`t matter, yet the Scriptures indicate otherwise. It is my desire to share from the Word of God with those who have legitimate questions. As such, I cannot claim expertise, except that I will seek to answer from the Authority (the Bible). If I cannot find a Biblical answer, I may offer an opinion based upon my understanding of Scripture, or I will simply reply with an, "I Don`t Know".
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