Jesus adressed Divorce in Matthew 5:31, 32 Matthew 19:3-12. Jesus says unless there is marital unfaithfulness you can not divorce. Today many christians are divorced and remarried. The church sometimes do not allow divorced christians to teach Sunday School serve as a Pastor, Deacon, and other restrictions for the divorced. Divorced chirstians are sometimes treated as second class christians. In Deuteronomy 24:1-4 It says you can't remarry someone you divorced, and one of you remarried and divorced once again, and then remarry your orignal marriage partner.
Paul addresses divorce in 1 Corinthians 7:1-39 Today Christian's divorce about the same percentage as non-christians. What if you, as a christian, find you got divorced and now know that divorce was unbiblical ? What do you do now, how do you make this right in the eyes of God ?
If your marriage is unbarable, and there is no hope, it's over and that's it, what now ?
What are your beliefs, about christian's and divorce ?
The passages don't speak of divorce but "putting away". In Matt 5:31, 32 Jesus was addressing the practice of putting away or sending away ones wife without proper divorce proceedings. This is why it says "let him give her a bill of divorce". Men were separating from their wives without giving a bill of divorce. Meanwhile the man would marry another. Since he was not legally divorced, this second marriage amounted to adultery. And the woman sent away could be forced into prostitution , or to marry another man, because there was not protection or financial support for women who were sent away but still legally married. This is why it says in verse 32, anyone who sends away his wife,
makes her commit adultery. So both the man and the woman committed adultery in God's eyes.
The Pharisees wanted to be able to send away or divorce their wife for any cause. So if they were tired of one they could take another.
This is why Jesus emphasized that marriage between man and woman is intended to be life long, and only adultery is valid reason to send away your wife - the marital bond has been broken.
In our modern era, it could be said that any breaking of the marital vows such as domestic violence or neglect is grounds for divorce.
I cannot see why domestic violence or neglect, or any breaking of the marital vows made before God in a church, would not also be suitable grounds for divorce in addition to adultery.
I believe there is nothing prohibiting a legally divorced person from re-marrying.
The bible only prohibits people who are not legally divorced (merely separated, or put away), to marry another, since this amounts to adultery, because they are not legally divorced.
But God's intention is clear, that marriage is intended to be lifelong, and divorce should be avoided at all, if possible.
God Himself is a divorcee.
Divorce, if followed through with the proper legal proceedings, for
any valid reason, is not a sin - marriage is a conditional contract, and God and society has provided a way to opt out of that contract.
Re-marriage after divorce is not adultery. But re-marriage after separation (without proper legal divorce)
is adultery.