The Marriage Bond Two Attacks on the Biblical Pattern for Marriage (Matt. 5:27-32)

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The Marriage

BondTwo Attacks on the Biblical Pattern for

Marriage(Matt. 5:27-32)

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Marriage• Gen. 2:21-24—God designed

the marriage bond from the very beginning

• Matt. 19:3-6; Mark 10:2-9—God is the one that joins man and woman together in marriage

• Rom. 7:2-3—God’s law binds the marriage covenant as long as they both shall live

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Divorce• Mark 10:10-12—General rule

against divorce and remarriage is applied to both men and women

• Luke 16:18—General rule is applied to the 3rd party that marries a divorced person

• Matt. 19:9; 5:32—General rule is stated with exception for sexual immorality

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Divorce• Is Divorce Itself Sinful or Just

Remarriage?–Mal. 2:16—God hates divorce–Matt. 19:3-6—We are not at

liberty to separate what God has joined together

–Matt. 5:32—The one who divorces is also guilty of causing their spouse to stumble

– 1 Cor. 7:10-11—A wife is not to depart from her husband and a husband is not to divorce his wife

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Remarriage• Rom. 7:2-3—If your spouse has

died you are released from the marriage covenant and free to remarry

• Matt. 19:9—Whoever divorces his spouse for sexual immorality and marries another does not commit adultery

• No one else is given authority to remarry in the Bible.

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Repentance• Rom. 7:2-3—The sin of adultery

will continue as long as the first mate lives, unless the second marriage is dissolved

• Mark 6:17-19—It was not lawful for Herod to have Herodias. Repentance required separation

• Just as the thief must give back what he has stolen, the unlawfully divorced must stop living in adultery

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The Marriage

BondLet us Hold Fast to the Biblical Pattern

for Marriage