Does the bible allow Divorce?

Hello my friend, in the bible mentioned a diverce yes in the ground of unfaithfulness which during that time should present a paper for divorcing with some witnesses I think, even in the Old Testament allowed to diverce - but I tell you that this action is not God's will, only God allows it for people who are always stubburn. But in the New Testament the person involved in divorce should NOT allow to RE-MARRY to another, unless one of the party is die. I hope answer your question.. see you around

There are books for and against remarriage to others within the lifetime of the former spouse. The best book I know against is Leslie Hyde's "Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible", but there is a C of E Synod report from the 1930s and books by Hoeksema, Engelsma, Cornes and Heth and Wenham. Permitting remarriage are "The Westminster Confession of Faith", put together by Puritans in the 17th Century, Stephen Clark's "Putting Asunder" and books by John Murray, Guy Duty, Jay Adams and Frank Retief, and writings by David Instone-Brewer. Arguments I have put in letters to the English Churchman and British Church Newspaper are, briefly: 1. If remarriage by the innocent party is adultery, it is forced adultery - Matt5v32. 2. Divorce and remarriage can result from hardness of heart in just one of the partners. 3. A divorcee is unmarried - 1Cor7v11. To forbid remarriage, therefore, is to forbid marriage and to depart from the Faith - 1Tim4v3. 4. Christ did not say that man CANNOT put asunder what God has joined, only LET his not.

In Matthew 19:9 "I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for marital unfaithfulness, and marries another woman commits adultery." Infidelity is grounds for a divorce. However, it is not required. Not all marriages failed due to simply lack of commitment to work through problems. Certainly if the wife or the husband is physically and/or verbally abusive and children are in harms way, then it should be unthinkable for a christian to send him or her back home. Then there are cases were one spouse wants out and the other don't. There is little they can do about it if one spouse's heart is set on leaving. You are free to remarry in those cases. In 1Corinthians 7:12-13 This allowance in cases of abandonment but not include all abandonment cases though. If you continue onto verses 15 and 16 where Paul added another exception: If the unbelieving spouse has left then let he/she do so because God calls us to live in peace. In this case, remarriage is justifiable, next time it has to be a believer. I hope this clears things up for you.