So what did Jesus really say about divorce?

Hey friends, this is Michael Brown.

We continue our series on the words of Jesus.

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subscribe. So, when it comes to divorce, this is not just a doctrinal issue. This is an issue

that touches many, many millions of lives directly.

Some of you, like my wife Nancy, were raised in divorced homes.

Some of you yourselves have gone through the pain and trauma of a divorce.

So I do not get into the subject in some abstract way, just dealing with doctrine and theology,

because these are real, real lives. When you read outside of the sermon on the Mount and outside

of Matthew, when you read in Mark and Luke, Jesus just says very simply and plainly that whoever divorces

his wife forces her to commit adulterian.

In those, if she remarries, she's an adulterer.

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