40 Q&A_31. Before my conversion, I had promised to marry an unbeliever. Do I have to keep my.....
Part of Marriage Messages Zac Poonen · 35 of 83
Summary
The speaker advises that a believer should not marry an unbeliever because Christ's authority supersedes prior promises. While the speaker suggests that if sexual relations have already occurred, marriage should be seriously considered, otherwise, the promise to marry an unbeliever does not need to be kept.
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40 Q&A_31. Before my conversion, I had promised to marry an unbeliever. Do I have to keep my promise to that person now that I am a believer? Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
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