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Originally posted by PrettyPetite
well, I don't know if this is in the book, but at one point she said that divorce is a sin...then 15 minutes later she was like, her divorce wasn't a sin because her husband left her. She said other things, but that was the one that really stood out. She just seemed to give off this "holier than thou" attitude.
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Sister read Deuteronomy 24:, Matthew 5:32, Mathy 19:10, Mark 10:4, Mark 12:25, Luke 14:20.
http://www.watchmanmag.com/0102/010207.htm
Do you remember where Jesus wanted it abundantly clear that He did not come "to destroy the Law of the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill" (5:17). He had no animosity for the Mosaic Law or Prophets. Moses made laws on marriage and God said they were Moses laws and not his. The Holy spirit is not divided among himself, a house divided cannot stand, when a man and woman come together in unity to become one, it is Gods spirit and Love in both of them that binds them as one, there should not be a divorce if we intend to be obedient to God, we can want a divorce but we should trust God to work on the marriage and work it out since he is the God of the impossible, because he cannot split himself in too, what he has joined together he said let no man put asunder, he hates divorce, but alowed Moses to make those laws to try to reconsile them with God. Once you are joined together and try to separate, a part of what you are doing is trying to tear Gods spirit apart again and he is a God of unity and not a God of division.
If your spouse dies, or leaves you, you can marry again. Noel Jones and I and I and my family come from the same church and my mother and dad separated dfor almost 40 years and both refuse to divorce each other, they have to work that one out and I don't interfere, but as long as Noel's ex wife is till alive he is obedient to God and will not marry and I agree with his obedience, we should try to be obedient to god's laws. Email me if you have questions or want to talk.