This woman has already, in her own opinion, divorced. Since she is the
guilty party, she gets no consideration. Her real husband is now free
to divorce her, but the legal
system being what it is, it would be hard to explain why you want a
divorce when the state says you are alrready divorced. It could all get
very confusing.
David Miller wrote:
Aren't you overlooking an important fact here? As soon as the man had
sex with his new wife, adultery took place. Therefore, the proper
grounds for divorce that you think needs to be there now exists. This
woman may now divorce and remarry, according to your perspective,
right? (I'm not trying to convince you that divorce is now great in
God's eyes, but rather I am trying to show you a logical problem in
your thinking, hoping that you discard your present interpretation.)
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ought to answer every man." (Colossians 4:6) http://www.InnGlory.org
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