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Well first, she was wrong to marry him. Paul says clearly that a Christian should mary a Christian. If she knew that and married him anyway, it was sin. And she will have times when she will rgeret the mismatch.
BUT secondly, she is not now living in sin. I would be sin to add divorce to the problem; which would be the only thing that could undo theoriginal sin. The decision is past her and now needs to be confessed and forgiven. We all have sins in that condition. From now on God can, of course, bless her marriage. She is in the position now of so many women today, of having to be the spiritual head and trying to find a way to lead her husband to the Lord. I've seen the result be a wonderful Christian family and I've seen it be a lifetime of frustration. She needs support now more than ever.
2006-08-03 09:54:07 Posted by Jon ()
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hanks for you imput. All we can do is pray that she finds herself at the foot of god, confessing her mistake and having the chance to testify on Gods forgiviness and lead others to learn from her mistake. Right?
Char
2006-08-03 13:53:09 Posted by Char (chardip@yahoo.com)
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