Truly the voice of God as He whisper in our heart is the truth. Relate much how God whispered Ardy’s name in your heart, so is mine too. Praise God for He is alive in our life!
i admire Ms.Miriam's heart for the LORD,and her decision to be loved and led by a man who also has his heart set on God...the LORD bless and keep you both,Ms.Miriam and Mr.Ardy💞
New covenant still did not exist when Jesus was still with the apostles. He laid down everything - the commandments of God which made the men to be impossible to get saved like even when you did not commit adultery physically but lusting in mind then the sin of adultery is committed. Thanks for the new covenant that made the impossible possible. Christ's sacrificial death made a way. Jesus said; it is possible for the donkey to enter the needle than the rich men to enter heaven. And the disciples said; who then can be saved? Jesus replied; With men it is impossible but with God nothing is impossible. Christ Himself made a way.
ardyroberto.com/blog/questions-marriage-remarriage-annulment-divorce-happiness/ Just sharing: June 9, 2014 Dear Ardy, It is CCF’s position that certain situations justify remarriage of a divorcee. While this position gives no specific descriptions or illustrations as to what these certain situations are, the principles stated are twofold: where reconciliation is not humanly possible and when the victims of divorce are exposed to greater sexual temptation. In the case of your wife, Miriam, the Board made the following observations: 1. Miriam was a victim of divorce because she was not the one who filed the petition for divorce, but her former husband. 2. As a divorcee and a celebrity, she certainly was exposed to greater sexual temptation than she would have been if she was married. 3. Her former husband remarried four years ago and now has a child by his present wife which makes reconciliation humanly impossible. As Miriam met the requirements of the CCF policy on divorce and remarriage, the Board posed no objection to her marriage to you. As to the Biblical support for CCF’s permission for you and Miriam to marry, the Board made the following declarations: 1. Divorce per se is not a sin as there are qualifying circumstances for its permissibility. The Old Testament provides for a law on divorce and remarriage (Deuteronomy 24:1-4), Jesus recognized divorce although under one condition (Matthew 19:7-9) and so did Paul (1 Corinthians 7:15), and God used the concept of divorce to illustrate His judgment on Israel (Jeremiah 3:8). 2. If the Bible recognizes divorce, then, by extension, it must also allow for the remarriage of a divorced person which is an inherent privilege granted by his or her status. 3. As to the Biblical teachings on remarriage, 1 Corinthians 7:39 and Romans 7:1-3 address only the situation of a normal marriage. If a married woman remarries while her husband still lives then she commits adultery; but if her husband is dead, she does not commit adultery. This is plain and simple. But what about divorced or separated women? The cited passages do not address these situations. A possible verse to support the remarriage of divorced persons is 1 Corinthians 7:27-28, which contain the statement, “But even if you (someone who is “loosed from a wife”, presumably a divorced person) do marry, you have not sinned”. In any case, there is no clear passage of Scripture that prohibits, without exception, the remarriage of all divorced persons. 4. At the very least, the issue on divorce and remarriage may be treated as an “adiaphorism”, which is the view that anything that is not explicitly forbidden in Scripture may be treated with indifference. This means that people who consider divorce or remarriage an adiaphorism will not endorse these acts, but they will not condemn it either. CCF, however, has chosen to make a stand, which is embodied in the following statement: As a general rule, we will not actively participate in second marriages when the former spouse is still alive. However, we recognize that there are situations where reconciliation is no longer humanly possible and where the victims of the divorce are exposed to greater sexual temptation. In such cases, the Elders may review requests for remarriages and, on unanimous agreement, accede to the requests. I hope this reply will help you answer queries on your marriage. May God continue to bless you and your family and your ministry. In Christ, Peter
Inspiring ❤❤❤
Truly the voice of God as He whisper in our heart is the truth. Relate much how God whispered Ardy’s name in your heart, so is mine too. Praise God for He is alive in our life!
Thank you both for sharing such a beautiful and inspiring life story together:)
Amen ...❤❤❤❤
i admire Ms.Miriam's heart for the LORD,and her decision to be loved and led by a man who also has his heart set on God...the LORD bless and keep you both,Ms.Miriam and Mr.Ardy💞
Praise God po 🙏 Salamat po for your encouragement and for supporting and subscribing to our channel
Very encouraging
You're truly an inspiration ❤
Happy Birthday maam Miriam ❤
Thank you for life testimony and i was bless, and i pray to our God to continue to use in the ministry of God
Salamat po ☺️ God bless you more
Hi po Pastor & sister Merriam!🙏
Hello po 😄
Amen 🙏
Re-marriage is not biblical.
Unless getting widow k..it's ok 4 arde but meriam ...I think it's not. Maybe not msybr yes
New covenant still did not exist when Jesus was still with the apostles. He laid down everything - the commandments of God which made the men to be impossible to get saved like even when you did not commit adultery physically but lusting in mind then the sin of adultery is committed.
Thanks for the new covenant that made the impossible possible. Christ's sacrificial death made a way.
Jesus said; it is possible for the donkey to enter the needle than the rich men to enter heaven. And the disciples said; who then can be saved?
Jesus replied; With men it is impossible but with God nothing is impossible.
Christ Himself made a way.
@@herbs7078 Does He made a way for re-marriage? Never.
ardyroberto.com/blog/questions-marriage-remarriage-annulment-divorce-happiness/
ardyroberto.com/blog/questions-marriage-remarriage-annulment-divorce-happiness/
Just sharing:
June 9, 2014
Dear Ardy,
It is CCF’s position that certain situations justify remarriage of a divorcee. While this position gives no specific descriptions or illustrations as to what these certain situations are, the principles stated are twofold: where reconciliation is not humanly possible and when the victims of divorce are exposed to greater sexual temptation.
In the case of your wife, Miriam, the Board made the following observations:
1. Miriam was a victim of divorce because she was not the one who filed the petition for divorce, but her former husband.
2. As a divorcee and a celebrity, she certainly was exposed to greater sexual temptation than she would have been if she was married.
3. Her former husband remarried four years ago and now has a child by his present wife which makes reconciliation humanly impossible.
As Miriam met the requirements of the CCF policy on divorce and remarriage, the Board posed no objection to her marriage to you.
As to the Biblical support for CCF’s permission for you and Miriam to marry, the Board made the following declarations:
1. Divorce per se is not a sin as there are qualifying circumstances for its permissibility. The Old Testament provides for a law on divorce and remarriage (Deuteronomy 24:1-4), Jesus recognized divorce although under one condition (Matthew 19:7-9) and so did Paul (1 Corinthians 7:15), and God used the concept of divorce to illustrate His judgment on Israel (Jeremiah 3:8).
2. If the Bible recognizes divorce, then, by extension, it must also allow for the remarriage of a divorced person which is an inherent privilege granted by his or her status.
3. As to the Biblical teachings on remarriage, 1 Corinthians 7:39 and Romans 7:1-3 address only the situation of a normal marriage. If a married woman remarries while her husband still lives then she commits adultery; but if her husband is dead, she does not commit adultery. This is plain and simple. But what about divorced or separated women? The cited passages do not address these situations. A possible verse to support the remarriage of divorced persons is 1 Corinthians 7:27-28, which contain the statement, “But even if you (someone who is “loosed from a wife”, presumably a divorced person) do marry, you have not sinned”. In any case, there is no clear passage of Scripture that prohibits, without exception, the remarriage of all divorced persons.
4. At the very least, the issue on divorce and remarriage may be treated as an “adiaphorism”, which is the view that anything that is not explicitly forbidden in Scripture may be treated with indifference. This means that people who consider divorce or remarriage an adiaphorism will not endorse these acts, but they will not condemn it either. CCF, however, has chosen to make a stand, which is embodied in the following statement: As a general rule, we will not actively participate in second marriages when the former spouse is still alive. However, we recognize that there are situations where reconciliation is no longer humanly possible and where the victims of the divorce are exposed to greater sexual temptation. In such cases, the Elders may review requests for remarriages and, on unanimous agreement, accede to the requests.
I hope this reply will help you answer queries on your marriage. May God continue to bless you and your family and your ministry.
In Christ,
Peter
Miriam is not annulled in Holy Catholic church, only married in civil, she needs Canon lawyer. Not valid marriage only in civil
Thank you po. Annulled na rin po sa Catholic Church last 2010.
You should do better research po or clarify with the person you're pointing to .
God bless