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You have stated in response to a previous question: “In this verse God gave permission to a Jewish man to divorce his wife if he hath found some uncleanness in her. What does that mean? The word ‘uncleanness’ is rendered ‘indecency’ in many translations, and it refers to ‘sexual indecency.’ Does this mean that his wife was guilty of adultery? If one was guilty of adultery it was punishable by death.” My question to you is this: Is it not correct to say that if the wife had been caught in adultery, and the adultery was witnessed by at least two witnesses, only then would she be put to death?
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I am married to an unsaved man. I came to Christ a couple of years after our wedding. I have prayed and I’m patiently waiting for my husband to confess that Jesus is Lord of his life. It’s so hard waiting. I pray for patience and for his salvation continually. What advise can you give me? My husband does not condemn my faith and will attend church with me on occasion. He says he understands what Christianity is all about; it’s just that he’s not ready. I’m so sad.
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I’m a believer and I married an unsaved man. After we married, he started to mock God. He went back to smoking, drinking alcohol, etc. He lost respect for me as his wife and decided to leave our house. Is my marriage worth fighting for? I need guidance because I am planning to file an annulment for this marriage.
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A man I know committed fornication against his first wife. He is now divorced, remarried, and has his own children. He finally became a Christian and he and his wife surrendered their lives to Jesus. The pastor who counselled them said that they need to have a “spiritual wedding.” He said they need to comply to many things, like public confession, confession to both sides of the family, but first of all to God. My question is, is a Spiritual Wedding Biblical?
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