MLCOPE2
Puritan Board Junior
In another thread the question was asked if (within the PCA) a divorce was ever sanctioned by a session "many years" later. Which got me thinking. Is there a statute of limitations on being granted a biblical divorce or does a certain amount of time constitute further commitment?
For example: If Joe cheats on his wife, Sally, in an adulterous way and 10 years later Sally finally concludes that she just can't fully forgive and fully reconcile with Joe, is she then within biblical "rights" to end the marriage based on the previous transgression?
The other post deals with has it happened. I would like to deal with should it happen. Thanks.
For example: If Joe cheats on his wife, Sally, in an adulterous way and 10 years later Sally finally concludes that she just can't fully forgive and fully reconcile with Joe, is she then within biblical "rights" to end the marriage based on the previous transgression?
The other post deals with has it happened. I would like to deal with should it happen. Thanks.