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Weekly Bible Study Divorce & Remarriage Part III

This week we recap the principles of the hermeneutic of the symbols and the romantic subtext. We will also review some other Bible teachers’ statements regarding divorce and remarriage. We will look at the King James Version and other translations (and even some Hebrew) when studying Deuteronomy 24:1-4. We will review the requirements of the law for someone guilty of both adultery and idolatry. And then we will ask the question, “what’s God to do” when His people ignore those requirements? We will see how God crafted the law, and His dealings with sinful man to produce restraint, consequences, and an impetus for confession, repentance, forgiveness and reconciliation. We will then continue a systematic review of (as best we can tell) every reference to divorce and remarriage in the Bible, and discuss how they should be understood by believers today.

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Weekly Bible Study Divorce & Remarriage Part I

This week we review the definitions of love, marriage and good. We look at the original ordinance of marriage by God in Genesis via the 4 scriptural references to it, in the Old Testament, The Gospels and Paul’s epistles. We review the concept of nakedness in scripture. We cover things that differ at different times through Bible history. We discuss why the primary reason for death and condemnation is not God’s wrath. We’ll review God’s communication with, and instructions to man before the flood and after, the origin of divorce, and introduce the hermeneutic of the symbols and the romantic sub-text.

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