Jesus also has remarriage in mind in this passage. The phrase “and marries another” (Matthew 19:9) indicates that divorce and remarriage are allowed in an instance of the exception clause, whatever it is interpreted to be. It is important to note that only the innocent party is allowed to remarry. Although it is not stated in the text, the allowance for remarriage after a divorce is God’s mercy for the one who was sinned against, not for the one who committed the sexual immorality. There may be instances where the “guilty party” is allowed to remarry, but it is not taught in this text. Some understand 1 Corinthians 7:15 as another “exception,” allowing remarriage if an unbelieving spouse divorces a believer. However, the context does not mention remarriage, but only says a believer is not bound to continue a marriage if an unbelieving spouse wants to leave. Others claim that abuse (spousal or child) is a valid reason for divorce even though it is not listed as such in the Bible. While this may very well be the case, it is never wise to presume upon the Word of God. Sometimes lost in the debate over the exception clause is the fact that whatever “marital unfaithfulness” means, it is an allowance for divorce, not a requirement for it. Even when adultery is committed, a couple can, through God’s grace, learn to forgive and begin rebuilding their marriage. God has forgiven us of so much more. Surely we can follow His example and even forgive the sin of adultery (Ephesians 4:32). However, in many instances, a spouse is unrepentant and continues in sexual immorality. That is where Matthew 19:9 can possibly be applied. Many also look to quickly remarry after a divorce when God might desire them to remain single. God sometimes calls people to be single so that their attention is not divided (1 Corinthians 7:32-35). Remarriage after a divorce may be an option in some circumstances, but that does not mean it is the only option. It is distressing that the divorce rate among professing Christians is nearly as high as that of the unbelieving world. The Bible makes it abundantly clear that God hates divorce (Malachi 2:16) and that reconciliation and forgiveness should be the marks of a believer’s life (Luke 11:4; Ephesians 4:32). However, God recognizes that divorce will occur, even among His children. A divorced and/or remarried believer should not feel any less loved by God, even if the divorce and/or remarriage is not covered under the possible exception clause of Matthew 19:9. God often uses even the sinful disobedience of Christians to accomplish great good.
kigelixo sile zeydeleye eyu enber yifelit eyu, and also Kab zikone yikun, komu geyru kiharima emoka tinisiti kela police yigibieo ewe. lomi bimiridadae eyu enber bimahremti aykonen. bless you my brother
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YOUR ANSWER IS VERY WONDERFUL
First of all, no matter what view one takes on the issue of divorce, it is important to remember Malachi 2:16: “I hate divorce,
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Amlak memlisu tsegan fren yhabka ogbit hawey
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Jesus also has remarriage in mind in this passage. The phrase “and marries another” (Matthew 19:9) indicates that divorce and remarriage are allowed in an instance of the exception clause, whatever it is interpreted to be. It is important to note that only the innocent party is allowed to remarry. Although it is not stated in the text, the allowance for remarriage after a divorce is God’s mercy for the one who was sinned against, not for the one who committed the sexual immorality. There may be instances where the “guilty party” is allowed to remarry, but it is not taught in this text.
Some understand 1 Corinthians 7:15 as another “exception,” allowing remarriage if an unbelieving spouse divorces a believer. However, the context does not mention remarriage, but only says a believer is not bound to continue a marriage if an unbelieving spouse wants to leave. Others claim that abuse (spousal or child) is a valid reason for divorce even though it is not listed as such in the Bible. While this may very well be the case, it is never wise to presume upon the Word of God.
Sometimes lost in the debate over the exception clause is the fact that whatever “marital unfaithfulness” means, it is an allowance for divorce, not a requirement for it. Even when adultery is committed, a couple can, through God’s grace, learn to forgive and begin rebuilding their marriage. God has forgiven us of so much more. Surely we can follow His example and even forgive the sin of adultery (Ephesians 4:32). However, in many instances, a spouse is unrepentant and continues in sexual immorality. That is where Matthew 19:9 can possibly be applied. Many also look to quickly remarry after a divorce when God might desire them to remain single. God sometimes calls people to be single so that their attention is not divided (1 Corinthians 7:32-35). Remarriage after a divorce may be an option in some circumstances, but that does not mean it is the only option.
It is distressing that the divorce rate among professing Christians is nearly as high as that of the unbelieving world. The Bible makes it abundantly clear that God hates divorce (Malachi 2:16) and that reconciliation and forgiveness should be the marks of a believer’s life (Luke 11:4; Ephesians 4:32). However, God recognizes that divorce will occur, even among His children. A divorced and/or remarried believer should not feel any less loved by God, even if the divorce and/or remarriage is not covered under the possible exception clause of Matthew 19:9. God often uses even the sinful disobedience of Christians to accomplish great good.
What does the Bible say about divorce and remarriage?
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ሰላም ባስተር ከመይ ገረ ክረክበካ ይክእል ኣነ ኣብ ለንደን እየ ዝነብር እሞ ኢመል ወይ ዝኮነ ነገር ብ ከመይ ኮንታክት ክግብረካ የመስግን
From 34-35 , bzaba kal kidan etezarebo haqy EU,
ስማዕ ፓስተር ይተአሰር ካብ ትብላ ካብ ምንታይ ተላዒሉ ክወቕዓ ጀሚሩ ዘይትሓታ ካብ ናብ ፖሊስ ኪዲ ትብላ
kigelixo sile zeydeleye eyu enber yifelit eyu, and also Kab zikone yikun, komu geyru kiharima emoka tinisiti kela police yigibieo ewe. lomi bimiridadae eyu enber bimahremti aykonen. bless you my brother
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Zkone ykun kharma mesel alewo diyu?
Nay pastor ogbasilase namber be kamey kerakebo ykel tebareku
1ይ ቆረንቶስ 6 (1 Corinthians)
1፤ ሓደ ኻባኻትኩም ምስ ብጻዩ ነገር እንተ ኣለዎ፡ ኣብ ቅድሚ እቶም ቅዱሳን ዘይኰነስ፡ ኣብ ቅድሚ እቶም ዓመጽቲዶ ኺፋራረድ ይደፍር እዩ፧
2፤ ወይስ እቶም ቅዱሳን ንዓለም ከም ዚፈርድዋዶ ኣይትፈልጡን ኢኹም፧ ዓለም ብኣኻትኩም ካብ እትፍረድ ደኣ፡ ነቲ ናእሽቱ ነገር ፈረዲ ንምዃንዶ ኣይትበቕዑን ኢኹም፧
3፤ ንመላእኽቲ ኸም እንፈርዶምዶ ኣይትፈልጡን ኢኹም፧ ከመይ ግዳ ነቲ ነገር እዛ ዓለም እዚኣ ዘይንፈርዶ፧
4፤ እምብኣርከ ንነገር እዛ ዓለም እዚኣ ዚፍረድ እንተ ኣሎኩም፡ ነቶም ንዑቓት ኣብ ማሕበርዶ ፈረዲ ትገብርዎም ኢኹም፧
5-6፤ ምእንቲ ኸሕፍረኩም እየ እዚ ዝብል ዘሎኹ፡ ሓው ምስ ሓው ይፋረድ ኣሎ፡ እዚ ኸኣ ኣብ ቅድሚ እቶም ዘይኣምኑ፡ ከምዚዶ ኣብ መንጎ እቶም ኣሕዋት ኪፈርድ ዚኽእል ለባም ሓደ እኳ የብልኩምን
Yqreta qal amlak aytkasesu eyu zbl .emo nab hgi keteqrbo alewa elkayas kemey malet eyu?
ንምንታይ የሃርማ እንታይ ጌራ አቱም ሰባት ጡዑያት ዲኹም ኢሮፕ ዘለዋ አጒላት ንምንታይ እዩ ዝድውለልኪ ምስበላ ሲ እንታይ ከምትብል ትፈልጡ ዶ ጠርጢርካኒ ማለት ድዩ ክነግሮ እየ ከርእየካ እየ ትብሎ እዚአ ዘይተወቕዓት ደአ መን ይውቃዕ እሱ በአል ሓዳር እዩ ንሰበይቱ እውን ክነግራ እየ ትብለካ ሓንት ዘረባ ምስተዛረብካያ እዝኹሉ ትዛረብ ስለዚ ሕሰበሉ.....
Zexe 22:16
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Your preacher is bies.; he doesn't know sometimes what he is talking about.
SFTAXI Taxi how ? Explain? Always talking rubbish but with no facts behind