Q&A regarding divorce and public ministry
Justin Tilghman
Yesterday at 8:41am · Kinston, NC · Edited
I have a question from a gentleman who is concerned that his divorce disqualifies him from returning the ministry. The divorce was ultimately due to HER infidelity, not his. He sought reconciliation with his wife but she is the one who ultimately refused reconciliation.
My opinion is that this divorce does not disqualify him from the ministry for the following reasons 1) he was not the unfaithful party, 2) he sought to maintain the marriage with everything . . .
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December 27 at 11:45am
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Danielle SwiontekGot Questions Writers
December 26 at 12:31pm ·
Hi everyone! Can you help me with a question? This man is wondering WHAT Joseph feared, exactly, in taking Mary as his wife. What is the cultural background here? Would he have feared his own social outcasting or death or something else? Or just that Mary would face those things? What happened to couples who were legally married yet not living together yet, and found to be with child? I'm not sure where to go for this kind of cultural history...any 
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