Repent to repent repent you need to do this immediately!!! Nowhere in the Bible it says you can continue in your sin and be saved!!!! Plus you're telling the married couple that were both Christians they both got divorced and remarried it's okay that they continue in there adultery!!! And if you choose to continue in their adultery going to be saved? No adulterer can make it into the kingdom of God!!! But you're saying it's okay if they repent so tell me if they do not turn from their sin what's the point on them repenting it means nothing!!! The Bible tells us when we repent we have to repent with a sincere heart!!! But these people would be doing is not repenting with the sincere heart cuz they're just going to continue in their adultery but in your eyes they're still saved!!! We have two options here you were deceiving people because of your lack of knowledge!!! And your teaching will be deceiving people and their blood going to be on your hands you realize that!!! Or you are purposely working for the devil going out to deceive people if your church was near me I would never attend that place be careful Jesus is coming I know you think it's a joke but the jokes on you brother!!! All I have to say is repent with a sincere heart and turn from this wicked teaching immediately!!!!!
The average marriage lasts 7 years in America and when a divorce happens, nearly 80% it is the woman divorcing the man. The question for the modern man is …. Why on earth would you sign the legal marriage contract?
Is the marriage vow still there when my wife breaks it? She broke the vow. Is the vow destroyed by being broken by her? She broke it so it shouldn't constraine me since it has been destroyed by her.
@@jerrykudos9445 yes the Covenant is still there the only way the Covenant gets broken is if someone dies!!! But you are able to divorce her but you cannot remarry under any circumstances as long as she is alive!!!!
I understand what you are saying. But how can it be there when it got broken. Have you ever heard about breaking a given word? Is that promise still there? After you break it?
@@jerrykudos9445 yes I understand that did get broken why God allowed divorce, for adultery or fornication!! But still does not change that use guys made your vows and commitment in front of God as a Covenant!!! And the fact that you guys became one flesh even though the other party committed adultery with somebody else was adultery there's no commitment they were not married to the other person it's not legit!!! The marriage and the Covenant is legit in front of God God looks at the marriage is one now so because of that reason nobody can remarry unless the other one passes away!!! Only someone passing away can break that Covenant to God it's the only way!!! Jesus makes this very clear!!!
Sorry but I don't understand. English is my second language. And you made mistakes at the most important parts of your sentences making it difficult to understand.
As I understand 1 Corinthians 7, BELIEVERS should not divorce (vs. 10). They may separate, though, and they should remain single. If one or both parties are not BELIEVERS, then different rules apply. And it's interesting that the Scripture doesn't even say that the unbeliever left because of the believer's FAITH. Just that they are unwilling to live with the believer. So does this mean a believer can't separate from an unbeliever, but should wait (and pray) to be left?
I believe so. That was my situation. I married at 19 when I was in rebellion against God and my husband was abusive and addicted to 'adult entertainment'. Through the abuse, I turned back to God and asked Him to either change my husband and have him repent and turn to Christ also, or if not, then to release me. I never in a million years thought he would ever leave me, but in his twisted mind, he came up with the idea that if he left me, it would cause me so much distress of 'losing him' that I would not only beg him to come back, but I would submit to his s * x demands. I came home to a letter telling me he's left me. He was on his friends couch waiting for my call to beg him to come home. That call never came. I praised the Lord, thanked Him up and down, gathered my things and let him have the house. I have since returned fully to the Lord and He blessed me with a God fearing loving husband and 2 children. Be patient on the Lord. He didn't answer right away. It was years of praying for my ex-husbands repentance and eventually God chose my freedom. God bless
Thank you for this video. Ironically, I was divorced a couple years ago after a 17 year marriage to a woman who would profess Christ. We had some real difficulties in the time around covid and my ex reached the point that she wanted out. I pursued reconciliation as far as I could during the time of our separation, but she proceeded to remarry earlier this year. In a sense, I think she left the marriage long before our divorce was even finalized. Clearly, the reconciliation window has closed at least in terms of us marital reconciliation. Would you say the Bible gives me freedom to remarry? It was not a biblical divorce in my mind (as I agree w/ your three exceptions), but I did all I could. Thanks.
It is not good for the man to be alone, he needs a helper…. Also polygamy is a biblical concept that I think would apply to you in seeking a second spouse when your first one left you
@@JeffMiller-k9k I should have explained that a little deeper. If your wife divorced you for an unbiblical reason, God still sees you as married. She cannot go and get remarried because she is still seen by God as married to you (Polyandry is forbidden by OT law). Polygyny is not forbidden according to OT law so even though God sees you as still married to the first wife, you can also take a second wife without breaking His law. I realize we don't practice polygamy in the modern world, but that doesn't change God's laws and what He calls sin. The Bible is an extremely patriarchal book, we've just tried to fit it into our egalitarian society. I did a series on Patriarchy on my channel. It's good stuff.
So the blood allows you to continue to stay in bondage of sin in this case adultery and you can still make it to heaven? I really urge you to continue reading your Bible study it really hard because that's not what it says!!!
Only physical abuse? Unbelieving spouse who is mentally unstable, 10 years+ of verbal, emotional, and financial abuse to believing spouse and in front of the children, sometimes directed at the children. Why is only “physical” safety the exception?
An abusive spouse has broken the covenant vows when the commit any form of unrepentant abuse. I’m also disappointed he used the qualifier ‘physical’ prior to saying abuse. Patrick Weaver ministries has helped me a lot in understanding how abuse breaks the covenant vows in marriage.
Uh-oh, the Corinthians verse does not indicate that you can remarry. Adultery, abuse, or anything else does not justify remarriage. You could justify divorce but not remarriage.
Is the marriage vow still there when my wife breaks it? She broke the vow. Is the vow destroyed by being broken by her? She broke it so it shouldn't constraine me since it has been destroyed by her.
@@Rmiller488You answer with a question? Great. Thanks for clear answer. Is there something in the vow that mentions anything about being faithful? Or is that my imagination? You know that one and only thing that you can get in marriage and nowhere else? Because everything else you can and are allowed to get from other people.
This guy is a fool. If a person repents they turn from the sin u have to severe that relationship if u want God to forgive u. U c the devil tells half truths it's all in these churches today. Romans 7 2-3 is clear same with 1cor 7-39
Repent to repent repent you need to do this immediately!!! Nowhere in the Bible it says you can continue in your sin and be saved!!!! Plus you're telling the married couple that were both Christians they both got divorced and remarried it's okay that they continue in there adultery!!! And if you choose to continue in their adultery going to be saved? No adulterer can make it into the kingdom of God!!! But you're saying it's okay if they repent so tell me if they do not turn from their sin what's the point on them repenting it means nothing!!! The Bible tells us when we repent we have to repent with a sincere heart!!! But these people would be doing is not repenting with the sincere heart cuz they're just going to continue in their adultery but in your eyes they're still saved!!! We have two options here you were deceiving people because of your lack of knowledge!!! And your teaching will be deceiving people and their blood going to be on your hands you realize that!!! Or you are purposely working for the devil going out to deceive people if your church was near me I would never attend that place be careful Jesus is coming I know you think it's a joke but the jokes on you brother!!! All I have to say is repent with a sincere heart and turn from this wicked teaching immediately!!!!!
Rite I'm on your side bro that guy's a real life fool
perfectly said!!
Doesn't matter to me. I'm 100% impotent, and remarriage is no longer an option. So I live by myself and enjoy doing the things I like.
I am glad to hear that the arguments of Pastor Cummings against remarriage after divorce are very similar to my Catholic Church.
Divorce can be justified but it does not dissolve the oneness bond... Remarriage is not Christian.
@@revbillwalker Then I suppose my becoming impotent is a gift. No remarriage is possible even if it were permitted.
The average marriage lasts 7 years in America and when a divorce happens, nearly 80% it is the woman divorcing the man. The question for the modern man is …. Why on earth would you sign the legal marriage contract?
@PostMillMan Those who hold to evolution believe marriages crumble after 7 years because our ancestors only mated for 7 years.
I thought it was considered adultery if we marry someone else if we didn’t have a biblical reason for the divorce? Am I misunderstanding
I can't believe he forgot another reason for divorce, an obvious one too. If your spouse dies, then you are free to marry again.
Death breaks the covenant ... Death is not divorce.
Is the marriage vow still there when my wife breaks it? She broke the vow. Is the vow destroyed by being broken by her? She broke it so it shouldn't constraine me since it has been destroyed by her.
The covenant then. Is it still there? Does it exist when she broke it?
@@jerrykudos9445 yes the Covenant is still there the only way the Covenant gets broken is if someone dies!!! But you are able to divorce her but you cannot remarry under any circumstances as long as she is alive!!!!
I understand what you are saying. But how can it be there when it got broken. Have you ever heard about breaking a given word? Is that promise still there? After you break it?
@@jerrykudos9445 yes I understand that did get broken why God allowed divorce, for adultery or fornication!! But still does not change that use guys made your vows and commitment in front of God as a Covenant!!! And the fact that you guys became one flesh even though the other party committed adultery with somebody else was adultery there's no commitment they were not married to the other person it's not legit!!! The marriage and the Covenant is legit in front of God God looks at the marriage is one now so because of that reason nobody can remarry unless the other one passes away!!! Only someone passing away can break that Covenant to God it's the only way!!! Jesus makes this very clear!!!
Sorry but I don't understand. English is my second language. And you made mistakes at the most important parts of your sentences making it difficult to understand.
As I understand 1 Corinthians 7, BELIEVERS should not divorce (vs. 10). They may separate, though, and they should remain single.
If one or both parties are not BELIEVERS, then different rules apply. And it's interesting that the Scripture doesn't even say that the unbeliever left because of the believer's FAITH. Just that they are unwilling to live with the believer. So does this mean a believer can't separate from an unbeliever, but should wait (and pray) to be left?
I believe so. That was my situation. I married at 19 when I was in rebellion against God and my husband was abusive and addicted to 'adult entertainment'. Through the abuse, I turned back to God and asked Him to either change my husband and have him repent and turn to Christ also, or if not, then to release me. I never in a million years thought he would ever leave me, but in his twisted mind, he came up with the idea that if he left me, it would cause me so much distress of 'losing him' that I would not only beg him to come back, but I would submit to his s * x demands. I came home to a letter telling me he's left me. He was on his friends couch waiting for my call to beg him to come home. That call never came. I praised the Lord, thanked Him up and down, gathered my things and let him have the house. I have since returned fully to the Lord and He blessed me with a God fearing loving husband and 2 children. Be patient on the Lord. He didn't answer right away. It was years of praying for my ex-husbands repentance and eventually God chose my freedom. God bless
Thank you for this video. Ironically, I was divorced a couple years ago after a 17 year marriage to a woman who would profess Christ. We had some real difficulties in the time around covid and my ex reached the point that she wanted out. I pursued reconciliation as far as I could during the time of our separation, but she proceeded to remarry earlier this year. In a sense, I think she left the marriage long before our divorce was even finalized. Clearly, the reconciliation window has closed at least in terms of us marital reconciliation. Would you say the Bible gives me freedom to remarry? It was not a biblical divorce in my mind (as I agree w/ your three exceptions), but I did all I could. Thanks.
It is not good for the man to be alone, he needs a helper…. Also polygamy is a biblical concept that I think would apply to you in seeking a second spouse when your first one left you
@@PostMillMan I don't understand. In what way? We're no longer married. I have no wife. She broke the vow.
@@JeffMiller-k9k I should have explained that a little deeper. If your wife divorced you for an unbiblical reason, God still sees you as married. She cannot go and get remarried because she is still seen by God as married to you (Polyandry is forbidden by OT law). Polygyny is not forbidden according to OT law so even though God sees you as still married to the first wife, you can also take a second wife without breaking His law. I realize we don't practice polygamy in the modern world, but that doesn't change God's laws and what He calls sin. The Bible is an extremely patriarchal book, we've just tried to fit it into our egalitarian society. I did a series on Patriarchy on my channel. It's good stuff.
Until death just because someone cheated u still stay faithful to God or u'll b a adulterer
@@blankblank5367 for the woman, yes
So the blood allows you to continue to stay in bondage of sin in this case adultery and you can still make it to heaven? I really urge you to continue reading your Bible study it really hard because that's not what it says!!!
Only physical abuse? Unbelieving spouse who is mentally unstable, 10 years+ of verbal, emotional, and financial abuse to believing spouse and in front of the children, sometimes directed at the children. Why is only “physical” safety the exception?
An abusive spouse has broken the covenant vows when the commit any form of unrepentant abuse. I’m also disappointed he used the qualifier ‘physical’ prior to saying abuse. Patrick Weaver ministries has helped me a lot in understanding how abuse breaks the covenant vows in marriage.
Uh-oh, the Corinthians verse does not indicate that you can remarry. Adultery, abuse, or anything else does not justify remarriage. You could justify divorce but not remarriage.
I am legitimately curious: How do you define the term “not bound” or “not enslaved” used in 1 Cor 7:15?
100% agree.
Is the marriage vow still there when my wife breaks it? She broke the vow. Is the vow destroyed by being broken by her? She broke it so it shouldn't constraine me since it has been destroyed by her.
@jerrykudos9445 on your wedding day . What did you say to her? Better or for worse? Till Death do us part? sounds symbolic to christ and the church.
@@Rmiller488You answer with a question? Great. Thanks for clear answer. Is there something in the vow that mentions anything about being faithful? Or is that my imagination? You know that one and only thing that you can get in marriage and nowhere else? Because everything else you can and are allowed to get from other people.
Look at them they can barly stand each other. Do they look like a happy couple?
This guy is a fool. If a person repents they turn from the sin u have to severe that relationship if u want God to forgive u. U c the devil tells half truths it's all in these churches today. Romans 7 2-3 is clear same with 1cor 7-39
Sad to see such an unbiblical teaching