Ken Wooten

RDTW week 201 The Church, The Body, The Bride

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Is God a bigamist? We completed our study dealing with marriage and divorce examining our relationship to Christ as the body of Christ. Our relationship and spiritual union to Christ is pictured in the marriage relationship of two believers. It is a physical picture for the world to see who we are in Christ.We must … Read more

RDTW week 200 Four Biblical Conditions for the Dissolution of a Marriage

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Is God a bigamist? Today was our fifth installment dealing with marriage and divorce. We were able to study out the four biblical conditions for the dissolution of a marriage and the possibility of remarriage. It is important to understand that these four conditions are transdispensational and build upon each other without replacing previous instruction … Read more

RDTW week 199 Israel’s Position After Reconciliation

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Is God a bigamist? Today was our fourth installment dealing with marriage and divorce, and how God’s marriage to Israel was fraught with spiritual adultery on many occasions. Today, we read in prophecy, how Israel finally assumed the position of lead nation in the millennium. The Gentile nations will look to her to come to … Read more

RDTW week 198 God Reconciles with His Wife

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Is God a bigamist? Today was our third installment dealing with marriage and divorce, and how God’s marriage to Israel was fraught with spiritual adultery on many occasions. Today, we read in prophecy, God’s plan to reconcile his estranged wife, Israel, back to himself and betroth her again. Hosea 2:19-20: And I will betroth thee … Read more

RDTW week 197 God Divorces Israel

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Is God a bigamist? Today is our second installment dealing with marriage and divorce, and how God’s marriage to Israel was fraught with spiritual adultery on many occasions. As we read in Jeremiah 3:6-20, He pleaded with Israel to repent and return to him, but she refused. Jeremiah 3:8: And I saw, when for all … Read more

RDTW week 196 Is God a Bigamist?

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Is God a bigamist? Today we started to unpack our study of Matthew 19:1-12 (Mark 10:1-12) and the issue of marriage and divorce. As dispensational believers we study the Bible from a literal, historical, grammatical hermeneutic without adding layers of interpretation allegorizing whole areas of scripture that seem too fantastic to believe at face value. … Read more