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Matthew 19:9 · BSB
19:9 Now I tell you that whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another woman commits adultery.”
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…to understand that when that word's used, it means divorce. But if she does divorce, she, listen, she must remain unmarried. Now, we'll go back toMatthew 19:9for just a moment. There is an exception. What's the exception? Fornication, sexual immorality. Whosoever, this is Jesus in Matthew 19:9,…
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…So there's a lot of understanding in this question that really will kind of help the answer. I really think that the heart of this answer is inMatthew 19:3-9, where Jesus is tested by the Pharisees and they want to know if it's lawful for a man to put away his wife for any cause. And Jesus establishes…
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…her husband and marries another, she commits adultery. Yet, in Matthew's gospel, there's an exception clause. Most of you are familiar with it. InMatthew chapter 19, verse 9. Same context. This is just Matthew's version of it. Luke and Mark also have the same story. The Pharisees come to test Jesus. They ask the…
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…to the prevailing interpretation of what was written in that text. We'll see an example. Let's see an example of his engagement with the Pharisees.Matthew chapter 19 verse 1 to 9. They brought to him Deuteronomy chapter 24 verse 1 to 4. Matthew 19 verse 1 to 9. Now it came to pass when Jesus had finished these sayings that…
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…but to become one flesh until death do you part. That was the intention. And Jesus himself even echoes this later on in the book of Matthew inMatthew 19, verses 1 through 9. It's not going to be up on the screen, but if you want to flip there, you can, where the Pharisees tried to figure out if Jesus was a team learn…
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…with violence, says the Lord of hosts. Therefore take heed to your spirit. that you do not deal treacherously. The third background passage isMatthew chapter 19, verse 3 to 9. This is Jesus speaking. The Pharisees also came to him, testing him and saying to him, Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife for just any…
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…always arises, and it should, well, are there any biblical grounds for the divorce? And the answer is yes, of course. Jesus dealt with this inMatthew chapter 19, verses 7 through 9. They, meaning the Pharisees, pressed him about this marriage and divorce. And they said to him, Why then did Moses command one to give a…
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…say that there are grounds where divorce is allowed. It isn't encouraged, but it is permitted. The Lord, not Paul, in his teaching on divorce inMatthew 19 verse 9, permits divorce for sexual immorality. Paul now adds to that. If an unbelieving spouse walks out, verse 15, the believer is not enslaved. If they…
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…He allows divorce in two situations. The first of those two situations is adultery. That's from Deuteronomy 24, but it is restated here by Jesus inMatthew 19 verse 9. This is the exception clause, except for sexual immorality. He's tethering this back to Deuteronomy 24. He does get to Deuteronomy 24 and he says,…
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…command from the beginning was not so. Then with the formal kind of serious gravity, with the formal asseveration, Jesus summarizes his teaching inMatthew 19, verse 9. And I say to you, this is his authoritative pronouncement, whoever divorces his wife except for sexual immorality and marries another commits…
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…original marriage vows. While there are cases where divorce and remarriage are permissible, such as where there's unfaithfulness, it talks about inMatthew chapter 19, verse 9, or abandonment, 1 Corinthians 7, verse 15, the general principle stands remarriage after divorce is normally forbidden. Jesus' words here…
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…and finances and everything be if divorce stopped because we were willing to do marriage the way that God had commanded us to do it? And inMatthew 19 verses 4 through 11, as Jesus was teaching, and this is where Paul quoted the verse from a while ago, he said, Haven't you read the scriptures? Jesus replied. They…
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We're readingMatthew 19 verses 3 to 12and after I finish this particular passage we'll move on to Matthew 20 verses 20 to 28. ! Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and…
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…that was not God's design]. 9 And I say to you, whoever divorces his wife, except for immorality, and marries another woman commits adultery.” (Matt. 19:6–9NASB) Jesus, unlike other rabbis of His age and of His time, did not come up with clever ways to excuse adultery or polygamy or find some clever…
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…to divorce his wife. Paul's summing up a lot of Old Testament verses here in what he's saying, and he's actually paraphrasing what Jesus said inMatthew 19, verses 3 through 9. That's why he's saying, Not I, but the Lord says, because he's quoting a lot of verses here. This is talking about two followers of Christ and…
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…But only in certain situations. You can talk to me a bit more about this. We don't have time to go into all the exegesis of it just to say thatMatthew 19, verse 9, 1 Corinthians 7, verse 15, I think give us the foundation and the principles for decisions that we make around this. Let me give four where it may…
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…When they were in the house again, the disciples asked Jesus about this. He answered, Now, Mark has left unwritten an assumption in the culture.Matthew 19 verse 9records that unwritten assumption. If you want to compare Mark 10 and Matthew 19 verse 9, you'll read, Anyone who divorces his wife except for…
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…divorce, he began by pointing back towards God's purpose for marriage and creation, but he also recognized the reality of divorce. If you look inMatthew chapter 19, verse 9, after reminding the Pharisees of God's purpose for marriage ever since the beginning, he mentioned one particular instance in which divorce was…
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…five main passages in the New Testament that deal with the issue of marriage and divorce, and they are these. Matthew chapter 5, verses 31 and 32,Matthew chapter 19, verses 3 through 9, the passage in view this morning. Mark chapter 10 verses 3 through 12. And then Luke chapter 16, verse 18, the other passage that I read this…
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…our scripture passage, the first scripture passage is taken from the Gospel of Luke, chapter 16, verse 18. And then the second will be fromMatthew 19, verses 1 through 9. And if you uh don't have your Bible with you, there should be one located right in front of you there, in that little pocket in the pew in front…
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