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Can the Innocent Spouse Remarry? This Biblical Scholar Says Yes

Can the innocent spouse remarry? David Instone-Brewer argues that Jesus condemned invalid divorce, not every remarriage. Drawing on Scripture, Jewish background, and ancient marriage and divorce documents, he makes the case that adultery, desertion, emotional neglect, and material neglect are biblical grounds for divorce.

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