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Seeking church that does not allow divorce/remarriage

Salty

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Thank you, brother Vaughn.

if people want to discuss the divorce and remarriage issue (which is an extremely important issue) in depth, a separate thread
would be appropriate. ... I think that there would need to be a commitment on the part of those involved to maintain a godly, courteous attitude.

Glad to accommodate
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agedman

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Why would anyone want to fellowship in such a church that excluded the sinful?

Those who have experienced such trauma need the Scripture teaching, but how much more do those of the holy huddle of exclusively righteous.

Certainly, the Scriptures teach exclusivity as far as leadership, but to seek to join an assembly that would not allow fellowship with and shun damaged souls is just wrong!

Paul said, "such were some of you" and in my experience, the assembly that is honest before God will acknowledge that All were such as you. Who did the Master invite and who were compelled and actually came?

The OP is somewhat misguided in seeking that which is not yet available.

Nor is does such exist in the church to date.

We ALL have spot and wrinkle but will be presented without spot or wrinkle. Church exists to help understand how wash out the spots what it takes to iron out the wrinkles. if you are already spot free and without wrinkles you are either dead in self righteousness or dead of this flesh and in the presence of the King of Kings.
 

Yeshua1

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Why would anyone want to fellowship in such a church that excluded the sinful?

Those who have experienced such trauma need the Scripture teaching, but how much more do those of the holy huddle of exclusively righteous.

Certainly, the Scriptures teach exclusivity as far as leadership, but to seek to join an assembly that would not allow fellowship with and shun damaged souls is just wrong!

Paul said, "such were some of you" and in my experience, the assembly that is honest before God will acknowledge that All were such as you. Who did the Master invite and who were compelled and actually came?

The OP is somewhat misguided in seeking that which is not yet available.

Nor is does such exist in the church to date.

We ALL have spot and wrinkle but will be presented without spot or wrinkle. Church exists to help understand how wash out the spots what it takes to iron out the wrinkles. if you are already spot free and without wrinkles you are either dead in self righteousness or dead of this flesh and in the presence of the King of Kings.
I guess that we would end up with having a church that stated no ex gay/lesbians need attend, nor former adulterers, nor liars, not even former drug dealers and prostitutes, and especially no divorced. And even Jesus himself would be left on the outside!
 
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agedman

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I guess that we would end up with having a church that stated no ex gay/lesbians need attend, nor former adulterers, nor liars, not even former rug dealers and prostitutes, and especially no divorced. And even jesus himself would be left on the outside!
The early church was not made up of the sinless.

We wouldn't have 1 and 2 Corinthians if it were.

Incest, drunkards, adulterers, mayhem, ... all a part of the that assembly.

What was it John wrote to his "children" in one of his letters? Was it not "don't sin, but if you do..." "You make God a liar if you say you don't (have no) sin." (my paraphrased memory).
 

Yeshua1

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The early church was not made up of the sinless.

We wouldn't have 1 and 2 Corinthians if it were.

Incest, drunkards, adulterers, mayhem, ... all a part of the that assembly.

What was it John wrote to his "children" in one of his letters? Was it not "don't sin, but if you do..." "You make God a liar if you say you don't (have no) sin." (my paraphrased memory).
Most of the early church members would find themselves on the outside looking in many of our more "fashionable" churches!
 
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