Happy Sunday everyone and trust we had a great service.
So, today we are talking about remarrying after the death of a spouse, if it's allowed by the Bible or not.
While some can cope with loneliness after losing a spouse at either young or old age, they find peace and joy in the children or things the late spouse left behind, there are some people who can't deal with loneliness.
Even the love and affection between them and their late spouse might not make them last long in life if they are left to live, doing things alone and not been watched on.
In as much as we may think we now have wisdom of our own as God's creation, God knows us in and out, both our strong part and weaknesses and he doesn't want us attempting adultery.
Apparently, marriage isn't the criteria to inherit the kingdom of God as we will appear as angels to God and not as husband and wife or as a family at the throne of judgement.
Each person is appearing as an individual to account for what they have done and how they've lived their lives while on earth.
People in these shoes might really be the ones who know how this feels. Having to replace their late spouses with a new being which they would just start their lives with or having to accept a stepmother or stepfather because one of the parents is late. Someone of whom you don't know what relationship they would portray, either making you feel the late parent's love still been present or regretting that the parent was late.
So if as a bereaved spouse, who is willing to remarry after the death of their spouse, God isn't against it and he supports remarrying than commiting adultery.
So, as a family or children of the person involved, we are meant to support them in making the right choice that won't make them fall in wrong hands and also feel loved.
I'll be dropping my 🖊️ here on the MCGI CARES Community Topic review by Brother Eli
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