In ancient Hebrew society, divorce was particularly hard on the wife. She could be left all alone without means of support, stigmatized by shame that she had been unfaithful to her husband (whether true or not). The Jewish Law made provisions for a man to divorce his wife and not the other way around.

Some people claim that Christians are statistically just as likely to divorce as non-Christians are. In fact, some studies have indicated that evangelical Christians are even more likely to divorce than their non-Christian counterparts. Others have argued the opposite.

Prophet Malachi, who taught the people of Israel about four hundred years before Jesus, offered this word to his people: ‘I hate divorce,’ says the Lord, God of Israel (Mal. 2:16). To be clear, the prophet did not say that God hates people who have been divorced. He meant that God hates all what leads to divorce, all that flows from divorce, what divorce does to those he loves and to His purpose for the covenant of marriage.
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God hate divorce, and not the divorcee,
in case you are a divorced person i tell you God love you, for He loved the world and He send His Son to die for all....John 3:16, God demonstrate His love toward us while we are still sinners Christ die for us Rom 5:8.
God hate sin but love the sinners to be save,
God hate divorce but love the divorcee to remain in Him. God bless us all.