Most people turn to this verse to justify divorce because it seems clear and straightforward. The statement comes directly from the Lord himself; no one can argue with a higher authority. When someone seeking a divorce comes across this verse, they usually stop there and don’t look any further. They are often fully satisfied with this verse as their biblical justification for divorce. Is this a wise way to approach it? Does this verse truly mean what it appears to at first glance? Could it be that this verse has nothing to do with justifying divorce due to unfaithfulness? Remain Faithful thoroughly investigates Matthew 19:9 in pages 39-47. Check it out!
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