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Mark 10:1 - 10:16

Gospel of Mark
Gospel of MarkSteve Gregg

In "Mark 10:1-16," Steve Gregg discusses a controversial topic of divorce and remarriage, and the church's changing stance on the matter. Jesus cites Genesis 1 and 2 to argue that divorce goes against God's original plan for marriage, where two become one flesh, and what God has joined together, let no man separate. While Jesus allows divorce only in cases of adultery and not for other reasons, he welcomes and blesses children, emphasizing their importance to God and the Kingdom of God. Children remain a core issue in society today, and every effort should be made to raise them correctly to remain in the Kingdom of God.

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