You wedded before but unfortunately, the marriage didnt work out and so it crashed. Bible only permits one to "remarry" only in the event of "one's spouse death", but in a case where your spouse didnt die, can the same person wed a second time before the same congregation? If yes, is it right?

This was a serious argument. Let's talk it.

NO

emmyw: NO

Ok.

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*observing*

Here seems like the wrong section. Mod., do your work and move it to Religion or Family Section.

Churches that are business will.

YesNo

In my church, Yes,but only if your first spouse died,same for the person you want to marry.

SugaryBelle: In my church, Yes,but only if your first spouse died,same for the person you want to marry.

Good reason.

Chris Okotie might prove you wrong though

Yes ke! Chris Okotie dey do am wella.

Op if you are rich, the answer is yes bcoz most of the pastors nowadays worship money

SugaryBelle: In my church, Yes,but only if your first spouse died,same for the person you want to marry.

Waste of of internet mb. OP already made it clear that in cases where no former spouse died. I'll say a yes in churches whose leaders are after money.

Going by the wed-at-the-brides-church rule, it feels too awkward because it means the old and the new bride are within the same congregation. This will cause much hard feelings between them.

Usually when that happens.....unfortunately one or the other usually leaves the church. I hate to see it happen but growing up in church...that's how it happens. When one remarries again...I have also seen it happen in the same church and it may be deemed acceptable. The only difference is that they seek counsel because the head of the church usually won't allow it otherwise from what I've seen. No one is perfect so we can't condemn them because of their actions.

Hmmmm, interesting replies. More pls.