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OET by section MAT 5:31

MAT 5:31–5:32 ©

Teaching about divorce

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5:31 Teaching about divorce

(Mat. 19:9, Mark 10:11-12, Luke 16:18)

31[ref]It’s said that any man can divorce his wife just by sending her away. 32[ref]But I’m telling you all that anyone who sends his wife away, except in the case where she’s committed sexual immorality, is causing her to commit adultery, and anyone who marries a wife that’s been sent away, is causing her to be committing adultery.


31And it_was_said:
Whoever wishfully may_send_away the wife of_him, let_him_give divorce to_her.
32But I am_saying to_you_all that everyone which sending_away the wife of_him, except on_account of_sexual_immorality, is_making her to_be_committing_adultery, and whoever may_marry if having_been_sent_ her _away, is_causing_adultery.

MAT 5:31–5:32 ©

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