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This seems to be the only option, doesn't it? Leaving, but not divorcing. But what then, if he has committed adultery?

Thank you ...could you address post #7?

Okay ...so all things considered, there is no protection for women and children in cases of DV/abuse....according to the Bible.

What was permitted? Annulment?

What if, say, a woman is being beaten, subjected to abusive or violent or degrading sex acts, or offered/given to other men? What if they both were believers at marriage, but eventually the husband falls away and there is no chance of marriage counseling? What I am looking for is...

So what if either of them failed to honor that covenant? Did that constitute an annulment of the marriage?

I see...and thank you for sharing these insights, @JohnDB. It does help. I'm still not seeing any actual options given to women suffering abuse at the hands of their husband. Stoning is not a thing, or any sort of punishment to the abuser...not in the churches. So many Christian women stay and...

Does the Bible specifically give any rights to women/wives who are experiencing domestic violence? I know a lot of people will give their opinions that a woman should leave in such cases. But is that supported Scripturally? What advice can you give based upon the Word of God? I'm fine with...

Wanna know something else? I heard a person who works at Walmart say that weeks before the Covid thing hit, their employers were telling them to throw all the seeds into the trash. There is no real seed (or any other) shortage. This WAS a manufactured "crisis."

I really appreciate you sharing these bits of info. They confirm some things for me. I never have actually dug deep to research the details. I have different reasons than most for what I believe about 9-11. Did you come about your conclusions by researching, or are there other factors leading...

Absolutely ...I've always had very transparent and honest communication with my children...a lot by necessity.

Yes...I am surprised at the response to my little statement. I wanted to say more, but wanted to wait to see what response I'd get. I feel very certain that the events of 9-11 were preplanned at least as far back as the early 1980's. Btw, thank you for the welcome. God bless you as well. :)

Idk about @Hidden In Him, but although I have branched out, I still like some of the old Southern Gospel songs I used to listen to.

It definitely was preplanned ...much farther in advance than most would think.

Yes, and I really love that...almost southern gospel kind of quality to her voice. That's kinda my "roots" when it comes to the style of music I started listening to when I first came to the Lord at age 13. And I never really listened to praise and worship until around 2006. Her voice sounds...

Well, I still haven't heard about the parlor visit. I listened to what she wanted to share, and that was the reason and process that led to her decision to get it. Btw...her dad (my husband) still doesn't know. lol. He isn't as easy to talk to. She's never told him and he has never noticed it.

Wow, I never heard Daigle sing it until today. lol I had to check to make sure I waa correct ...but here, says Hope Darst did write (or cowrite) the song. Behind The Song: Hope Darst Shares The Heart Behind Her Debut Single “Peace Be Still” | Freeccm.com

@Hidden In Him, have you heard Hope Darst sing that song? I believe she wrote it, too.