Divorce and Putting Away in the New Testament - Alric Williams

[@howardjordan4809]

Wonderful breakdown 👌🏽

[@aaronShmackles]

I have to say out of all the people on KZbin who talk about scripture you give the clearest facts.

[@aaronShmackles]

Whenever I heard though Jesus say ( but I say into you) to me it seems he is making it more clear or he is giving his own thoughts on the verse and going against what Moses allowed but from what you clarify (the law) of divorce was given to Moses by God

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

This is what most people believe but Jesus was simply CLARIFYING what they had HEARD taught by the Pharisees when he said, "BUT I SAY TO YOU". What Moses wrote was given to him by God and MOSES was a PROPHET which means he was simply a SPOKESMAN FOR GOD. JESUS as the WORD OF GOD is the ULTIMATE SPOKESMAN FOR HIS FATHER and HE DID NOT COME to ABOLISH THE LAW OR THE PROPHETS.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!

[@aaronShmackles]

This is a big headache for people who really care about what God's word says because there does seem to be some mistranslation

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Indeed and the mistranslation causes much problem because it would mean that a divorced person cannot remarry which is in conflict with God's law found in Deuteronomy 24:1-4.

[@vitaminesduroyaume85]

Perfectly right. In my French Bible it is stated both Times putting away in Luke 16:18. That helps to understand properly. So far so good. You do an excellent job. Carry on and Be blessed

[@davidkostamo1923]

Thank you!

[@vitaminesduroyaume85]

Brillant. I know it but I could not prove it the wisdom way you did. So much sufferings from those teachings in thé body of Christ.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Thanks, appreciate the feedback. The teachings on marriage, divorce and remarriage in the Church have indeed caused a lot of sufferings.

[@ThymaKlone]

Thanks for your teachings

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

You're welcome. God's name be praised.

[@ajlouviere202]

Please consider that the KJV clearly reveals Jesus teaching in Matthew 5:32 that "whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committeth adultery”, and in Luke 16:18 Jesus teaches that "Whosoever putteth away his wife, and marrieth another, committeth adultery: and whosoever marrieth her that is put away from her husband committeth adultery", so either way, whether you accept the term "put away" or "divorce", they commit adultery according to Jesus.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Thanks for commenting but the presentation made the point that the word "divorce" is the Greek word "APOLUO" which means "PUT AWAY". A "PUT AWAY" woman is NOT DIVORCED unless she has a certificate of divorcement. The person who marries a put away woman commits adultery because she is still another man's wife.

[@ajlouviere202]

@@ScripturesUnlocked Amen. I was nearly led astray by the doctrine of "putting away vs divorce", so I wanted to make certain that people understand Jesus is still teaching on divorce with a certificate of divorce in the gospels.

[@Mlponm.2ne1]

And WHOSOEVER LOOKS UPON A WOMAN WITH LUSTS COMMITS ADULTERY WITH HER IN HIS HEART ALREADY ,,,,,,"PUT AWAY" OR "DIVORCED " ONLY A PERFECT HEART WILL ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD,,,,,,,THE NEW COVENANT SAYS ONE WIFE/ONE HUSBAND ,,,AND ONLY THE WIDOWS AND THE VIRGINS ARE PERMITTED TO MARRY/REMARRY BUT ;!!!;!!!!,,,,,,,,,, ONLY IN THE LORD!!!!! ANY OTHER GOSPEL IS FROM THE ANTI CHRIST 11/6/2024

[@josefjking308]

Can I get a divorce if my spouse commits adultery? Never! Can I get a divorce if my spouse is abusive to me? No! Can I get a divorce if I no longer love my spouse? Absolutely not! Can I get a divorce if my spouse has abandoned me? No, you can't! So, under what circumstances can I get a divorce? Absolutely none. The Bible is absolutely clear: only death can dissolve a marriage in God's sight. Our only option is to separate from our spouse and stay single. If things get better between our spouse and us, we can get back together (1 Corinthians 7:10-11, Bible). But what about the exception in Matthew 5:31-32 and Matthew 19:1-9? There is no exception in Matthew's gospel: Once you are married, you are married for life. Once married, always married until death do us part, with no exceptions. This applies to all human beings, regardless of whether you are a sinner or a saint.

[@navakemp7336]

Brother Alric I have benefitted immensly from your indepth teachings on Divorce & Remarriage. Do you also have a book on Divorce & Remarriage? Is it okay to upload your video on my PC? Do you have an email?

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Happy to know you were blessed by the truth. I don't have a book on the subject but you can upload the video and share with others. Email: [e-mail]

[@thingstheydontdiscussinchurch]

Good job. Where are you from (your accent) and what church do you attend? I ask because I don't hear too many Christians who knew this truth.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Thanks for the feedback. I am from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I used to attend the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, but I no longer share some of their beliefs based on my own studies of the Scriptures. You are correct that most Christians are unaware of this truth about divorce and remarriage.

[@Mlponm.2ne1]

Remember the BIBLE says in the last days we will NOT endure sound doctrine 12/6/2024

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Which part of the presentation is NOT sound doctrine? It's easy to make statements without actually saying what you have an issue with.

[@josefjking308]

Can I get a divorce if my spouse commits adultery? Never! Can I get a divorce if my spouse is abusive to me? No! Can I get a divorce if I no longer love my spouse? Absolutely not! Can I get a divorce if my spouse has abandoned me? No, you can't! So, under what circumstances can I get a divorce? Absolutely none. The Bible is absolutely clear: only death can dissolve a marriage in God's sight. Our only option is to separate from our spouse and stay single. If things get better between our spouse and us, we can get back together (1 Corinthians 7:10-11, Bible). But what about the exception in Matthew 5:31-32 and Matthew 19:1-9? There is no exception in Matthew's gospel: Once you are married, you are married for life. Once married, always married until death do us part, with no exceptions. This applies to all human beings, regardless of whether you are a sinner or a saint.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Thanks for commenting but I respectfully disagree with your views because it's clear from the Scriptures that God Himself made provision for divorce and remarriage. Please read Deuteronomy 24:1-4 for confirmation.

[@danielsedgebeer598]

@@ScripturesUnlocked Duet: 24 was under Moses law and we are not subject to it in the New Testament if we were women would be stoned for commiting adultery and we all know that’s not how we do things as new testament Christ followers. people who use this as an out are simply mis understanding the permanence of a covenant marriage. Time and time again people fail to meet the standards of marriage vows without understanding death is truly the only thing to separate a first time married man and woman.

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

Ok lots of errors here, maybe I can help. Putting away goes hand in hand with divorce because Moses commanded them to 👇 (Matthew 19:7 KJV) They say unto him, Why did Moses then command to give a writing of divorcement, and to put her away? So first he has to give her the bill then send them out, just like in the law👇 (Deuteronomy 24:1 KJV) When a man hath taken a wife, and married her, and it come to pass that she find no favour in his eyes, because he hath found some uncleanness in her: then let him write her a bill of divorcement, and give it in her hand, and send her out of his house. So you see, they go hand in hand and you can't do one without the other without breaking the law. So Moses commanded those that want to put a wife away, first give her a bill of divorcement, and second send her out of his house. It's not that hard.

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

All that you have said was stated in the video. Putting Away is the final step of the divorce process. However, a woman can be put away (that is., sent out of her husband's house) WITHOUT the bill of divorce divorcement and that was the issue.

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

@@ScripturesUnlocked You do understand that if they were going to put them away they were commanded to give them a bill of divorcement first so as I said they go hand in hand or your disobeying the law of Moses thus is not concerning servants

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

I agree and this is precisely why the law was given in Deuteronomy 24:1-4 to prevent a man from putting away his wife without a bill of divorcement.

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

@@ScripturesUnlocked If I know the law and you say tonight starts the feast of unleavened bread then because you say it starts the feast of unleavened bread then I know the passover is starting as well

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

You said a person can't have his own wife unless he is married, (@ 41:00) yet Joseph had Mary his wife. If you say Joseph and Mary were married then your saying God lied because the bible says 2 things #1. (Matthew 1:25 KJV) And knew her not till she had brought forth her firstborn son: and he called his name JESUS. (1a) how can you marry and not know the wife like that, when to marry is to know her? #2. (Isaiah 7:14 KJV) Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel. (1a) How can a virgin conceive if Joseph and Mary were married because a virgin is an unmarried woman. If Mary was married then she is no longer a virgin, and that makes God a liar, and takes away the miracle of the birth of Jesus. Most people don't understand first you have to get a wife, then you marry her. This is as we see with Adam and Eve first comes the wife part👉 Gen.2:21-25, then comes the marriage part👉 Gen.4:1. This is the marriage process seen in Deut.22:12-21 which is the marrying process, first a man takes a wife, second they become one flesh. We error when we don't have proper understanding. When we rightly divide then we can get proper understanding

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Mary was BETROTHED/ESPOUSED to Joseph which is similar to what we call being engaged. In biblical times, it was considered as a marriage but they were not legally married. During the betrothal period was when Mary was told that she was pregnant, which is why she said she asked Gabriel: "How shall this be, seeing I know not a man?" Mary was saying that she was VIRGIN because she and Joseph were never intimate UNTIL AFTER Jesus was born.

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

@@ScripturesUnlocked Right! So if she was not married why say you can't have your own wife without being married, if Joseph and Mary were not married? So what you just said is that you can have your own wife without being married, because being betroth or espoused is not being married the same way being engaged is not being married now. As I said Deut.22:13-21 is the marriage process Being betrothed is not being married and that is why this is call fornication (1 Corinthians 5:1 KJV) It is reported commonly that there is fornication among you, and such fornication as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that one should have his father’s wife. This is what happened with Ham and Noah

[@anthonygomez8338]

This is so wrong I find it very humorous. How Satan is in people

[@ScripturesUnlocked]

Hi, thanks for commenting but could you be specific in your critique? What do you find to be wrong?