What if the gospel wasn't about something new, but about restoring something ancient? In this teaching, Dr. R. L. Solberg carefully examines the claims of Divorce & Remarriage Theology by testing them against Scripture.
Does the Bible really teach that God married Israel at Sinai, divorced His bride, died to overcome a legal dilemma, and then remarried Israel? Or has an extra-biblical framework been imposed on the biblical text? Join us as we examine the evidence and ask one simple diagnostic question: Did the biblical authors actually teach this?
Chapters 00:00 Introduction 03:55 What is Remarriage Theology? 09:29 A Wedding at Sinai 13:05 On Rabbinic Sources (Talmud/Mishnah) 14:31 What is a Ketubah? 17:05 Unfaithful Brides 21:54 The Great Divorce 30:33 The Legal Dilemma 43:01 The Remarriage (Pentecost) 45:18 A Renewed Covenant 50:15 What About the Gentiles? 53:05 The Lost Tribes of Israel 01:05:24 Three Biggest Dangers 01:06:15 Danger 1: Diminishes Sin 01:08:35 Danger 2: It Displaces Christ 01:10:47 Danger 3: Changes the Gospel
Key Passages Exodus 19–24 — The Sinai covenant Jeremiah 3:6–22 — Israel's "certificate of divorce" Deuteronomy 24:1–4 — The divorce law Romans 7:1–6 — The marriage analogy Acts 2 — Pentecost Ephesians 2:11–22 — The "one new man" Ephesians 3:6 — The mystery of the Gentiles Ezekiel 37:15–28 — The two sticks (Judah and Israel) Matthew 19:3–9 — Jesus on divorce Isaiah 49:6 — The Servant's mission to Israel and the nations
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