Tag: divorce and remarriage

Joseph, the Just and Merciful Divorcer

Did Jesus Introduce a New Standard for Divorce?  (JDR-12)

“From the Beginning It Was Not So”—And Never Has Been (JDR-11)

“Hardness of Heart” and Jesus’ Audience, Then and Now (JDR-10)

Why Did “Hardness of Heart” Cause God to Allow Divorce? (JDR-9)

“Moses Allowed You to Divorce” Suggests a Breakable Bond (JDR-8)

“Let Not Man Separate” Implies a Breakable Bond (JDR-7)

Genesis 2:24 as God’s Creation Norm for Marriage (JDR-6)

“God Has Joined Together” Does Not Imply an Unbreakable Bond (JDR-5)

“One Flesh” Does Not Imply an Unbreakable Bond (JDR-4)

“Cleave” Does Not Imply an Unbreakable Bond (JDR-3)

The “Divorce Evil” and the Response of the Mennonite Church (1880s to 1905)

Radical Faithfulness: A Proposal about Marriage Permanence

Hyper-Literalism, Could vs. Should, and a Guiding Question (JDR-2)

Jesus on Divorce and Remarriage: Introduction (JDR-1)

Churchfunding: 2021 Year-End Report

Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Transition from German to English)

Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Separatism and Confessional Statements)

When did Mennonites Discard the Early Anabaptist Interpretation of Jesus’ Exception Clause about Divorce?

Why Did Early Anabaptists Believe Jesus Allowed Divorce and Remarriage in Cases of Adultery?

Anabaptists Then (1600-1860s): “It Is Clearly to Be Seen”

“Concerning Divorce Between Believers and Unbelievers” – An Early Hutterite Document

Anabaptists Then (1500s): An “Unchangeable Plain Word of Christ”

Anabaptists Now: Taking Exception to Jesus’ Exception Clause

Is Marriage Indissoluble? A Look at Two Passages from “Rabbi” Paul

What Does “One Flesh” Mean?

“Let Him” Or “If He”? Translating Divorce in Deuteronomy

NIV Zondervan Study Bible (Review and Comparison with ESV Study Bible)

Study Resources for Matthew