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It doesn't say remarriage either. But verse 39 only refers to women, not men. Why?

I'm not biased against women! I AM a woman. What I'm saying is that even in 1 Corinthians 7 that sounds like both a man or a woman is not bound in the case of if the pagan spouse leaves, Paul ends the lesson that she can let her pagan husband leave, but must be alone until he dies. I assume the...

Yet Paul does imply that for a woman she can only remarry in the Lord once her husband is dead by the law. 1 Cor. 7:39. 39 A wife is bound by law as long as her husband lives; but if her husband dies, she is at liberty to be married to whom she wishes, only in the Lord. Its different for men.

traditions? Huh? You lost me.

It is only the Ten Commandments that were the covenant - Ex. 34:28. The marriage laws are still standing. But those laws that could be fulfilled by Christ are no longer in effect. That goes for the clean and unclean animals. It is no longer a sin to eat a rat. When God commanded Peter to kill...

Yes, I mentioned Abraham's sister earlier in #14.

Parts of the law were necessary for all mankind. Incest was one of those.

There were no mutations in the beginning. That is why Adam and Eve's children married each other, and no mutations for generations. God knew when to make it a law as enough time had passed to make it necessary.

And it is still law.

It is because God knew first and taught mankind. Science finally caught up to what the Bible already taught. I'm surprised you don't know this fact and are trying to argue the science of it all, as if it came first. When mankind disobeyed God's word and incest caused birth defects, then they...

People do not marry close relatives because GOD KNEW of the genetic defects that we only found out about that existed later. But Seth, Cain and Abel married their sisters. Even Abraham's wife was his sister. No problem...yet.

I wasn't disagreeing with you. I was just using the quotes as addressees, so you would read what I said . Look at Romans 8:9. "But you are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if the Spirit of God dwells within you. And if the Spirit of Christ is not in you, you do not belong to Him. It...

They weren't God's choice for me. In fact, I found out that God had been speaking to my first husband not to marry me. And God told me not to marry my second husband. Now I listen and obey.

I read all of Karen Kingsbury book series about 10 years ago. Oh how I wished I could have read those as a teenage girl. The main theme was sexual purity.

I married two "Christian" pathological liars. And divorced both. But because of Christ's and Paul's teaching I refuse to sin. Therefore, the last man I kissed was my second husband back in 2001. They are both still alive so I don't date and am completely celibate. I've started a club called the...

What is your definition of God's grace?

I know. But it doesn't stop the men from bullying us on the forums. I'm feeling a little fed up today. Sorry.

That's today's theology, but not according to the Bible. In today's theology "if it feels good do it." That's actually New Age, but Paul wasn't. He was a stickler against women. Now was that just Paul's opinion as he sometimes admitted, or actually commandments of God?

Did you know that according to the Bible and Paul, Christian men who are not pastors or deacons can remarry if his wife was unfaithful or is a pagan and wants to leave, but women can't? A woman can only remarry if her husband is dead, but only in the Lord. She is not bound to a pagan that...

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