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Hi. I'm New and would like to discuss God's view on seperation and divorce.
I think it may depend on the reason you seperate or divorce. I am strongly of the view, that if you marry, knowing God does not want you to marry the person you marry, divorce is certainly permissable. Otherwise, you can deliberately go against what God wants you to do, and then take the view God will just have to accept itHi. I'm New and would like to discuss God's view on seperation and divorce.
Welcome to the forums. I hope you find support, fellowship and good discussion here.Hi. I'm New and would like to discuss God's view on seperation and divorce.
Thank you.Welcome to the forums. I hope you find support, fellowship and good discussion here.
I know what God hates, and I hate what He hates.Are you sure?
Mal. 2:16 -> "For the LORD God of Israel says That He hates divorce"
I'm sorry for your pain BEARDEDDARNELL, and I will pray for you, your husband, your relationship, and that God will give you guidance and clarity, and that He would surround you with loving and wise people who will give you the love, support and wisdom that you need to navigate this time of trial. Not knowing your specific circumstances I have no specific advice (and of what worth is my opinion anyway?). God doesn't like divorce, but there are circumstances in the Bible where it is lawful, and God certainly understands and forgives our weaknesses and sins, if we were to divorce outside of those (not that we shouldn't make the effort to reconcile and heal the divisions first - but He knows that we are sometimes weak and overwhelmed). Be comforted that He will not leave you, and that He loves you.I don't believe in divorce. But after being born again almost 7yrs, I married a man who turned out to be a false, troubled, hard hearted confessed believer, and who withdrew his belief because he found that his own expectations weren't being met as he thought they should be.
I'm sorry for your pain BEARDEDDARNELL, and I will pray for you, your husband, your relationship, and that God will give you guidance and clarity, and that He would surround you with loving and wise people who will give you the love, support and wisdom that you need to navigate this time of trial. Not knowing your specific circumstances I have no specific advice (and of what worth is my opinion anyway?). God doesn't like divorce, but there are circumstances in the Bible where it is lawful, and God certainly understands and forgives our weaknesses and sins, if we were to divorce outside of those (not that we shouldn't make the effort to reconcile and heal the divisions first - but He knows that we are sometimes weak and overwhelmed). Be comforted that He will not leave you, and that He loves you.[/