Widows: Allowed to Marry Again
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Romans 7:3
So then if, while her husband lives, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress: but if her husband be dead, she is free from that law; so that she is no adulteress, though she be married to another man.
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Letter cxxiii. To Ageruchia.
... who have been married once and have become widows are to ... [3251] Only monogamists
are allowed to share ... was willing to burn herself rather than marry king Iarbas ...
/.../jerome/the principal works of st jerome/letter cxxiii to ageruchia.htm

Letter Lxxvii. To Oceanus.
... condemning seduction and adultery; lust is allowed to range ... same apostle wills that
the younger widows should marry ... she had done so she was free to marry again. ...
/.../jerome/the principal works of st jerome/letter lxxvii to oceanus.htm

Appendix iv
... in times of Persecution one is allowed to mollify ... of a bishop, therefore other
Christians can marry again. ... of the Apostle that the young widows should marry ...
/...//christianbookshelf.org/harnack/the origin of the new testament/appendix iv.htm

Picture of a Pauline Church
... and raising anxious questions as to whether widows might marry again, whether a ... and
looked with censure on their brethren who allowed themselves this ...
/.../stalker/the life of st paul/chapter viii picture of a.htm

The Bishop's Burthen
... off his wife under pretext of adultery, might he marry again? ... and also the proud
virgins and widows who despised ... He himself would not have allowed for a moment ...
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The Polity Settled by Moses; and How He Disappeared from among ...
... Nor is any thing to be allowed, by imitation whereof any ... want; [23] to women also
that are widows, and to ... he is dead, her first husband would marry her again ...
/.../josephus/the antiquities of the jews/chapter 8 the polity settled.htm

Of Indulgence and Pure Volition. The Question Illustrated.
... the will of God," seeing that they are allowed by Him ... regarded as "good." "Better
it is to marry than to ... properly refers to "the unmarried and widows," for whom ...
/.../tertullian/on exhortation to chastity/chapter iii of indulgence and pure.htm

Yorkshire and the Settlement System.
... For married women the colour was blue; for widows, white; for young women, pink;
and for ... If a young man desired to marry, he was not even allowed to speak ...
/.../hutton/history of the moravian church/chapter x yorkshire and the.htm

The First Native Converts and Christian Schools
... no fewer than 21,000,000 were returned by the census as widows, of whom ... they counted
a sufficient ground for divorce, and they allowed him to marry again. ...
/.../smith/the life of william carey/chapter vi the first native.htm

Life at Herrnhut.
... They undertook the care of widows and orphans ... If a man fell in love and desired to
marry, he must ... allowed to strike his wife, and no wife was allowed to henpeck ...
/.../hutton/history of the moravian church/chapter iv life at herrnhut.htm

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Widows

Widows Remarrying

Widows were Clothed in Mourning After the Decease of Husbands

Widows were Frequently Oppressed and Persecuted

Widows were Released from all Obligation to Former Husbands

Widows were Under the Special Protection of God

Widows: A Desolate Condition

Widows: A Type of Zion in Affliction

Widows: Allowed to Marry Again

Widows: Blessings on Those Who Relieve

Widows: Character of True

Widows: Curse for Perverting Judgment of

Widows: Exhorted to Trust in God

Widows: God: Establishes the Border of

Widows: God: Judges For

Widows: God: Relieves

Widows: God: Surely Hears the Cry of

Widows: God: Will Witness Against Oppressors of

Widows: Great Liberality In

Widows: Increase of, Threatened As a Punishment

Widows: Intermarrying With, of Kings Considered Treason

Widows: Laws Respecting: Bound to Perform Their Vows

Widows: Laws Respecting: Not to be Oppressed

Widows: Laws Respecting: Not to Intermarry With Priests

Widows: Laws Respecting: Raiment of, not to be Taken in Pledge by Creditors

Widows: Laws Respecting: To be Allowed to Glean in Fields and Vineyards

Widows: Laws Respecting: To Have a Share of the Triennial Tithe

Widows: Laws Respecting: To Share in Public Rejoicings

Widows: Laws Respecting: when Daughters of Priests and Childless to Partake of The

Widows: Laws Respecting: when Left Childless, to be Married by Their Husband's

Widows: Not to be Deplored By, Considered a Great Calamity

Widows: Often Devoted Themselves Entirely to God's Service

Widows: Reproach Connected With

Widows: Saints: Cause Joy To

Widows: Saints: Disappoint Not

Widows: Saints: Relieve

Widows: should be Allowed to Share in Our Blessings

Widows: should be Honored, If Widows Indeed

Widows: should be Pleaded For

Widows: should be Relieved by the Church

Widows: should be Relieved by Their Friends

Widows: should be Visited in Affliction

Widows: should not Be: Afflicted

Widows: should not Be: Deprived of Raiment in Pledge

Widows: should not Be: Oppressed

Widows: should not Be: Treated With Violence

Widows: Specially Taken Care of by the Church

Widows: The Wicked: do No Good To

Widows: The Wicked: Make a Prey of

Widows: The Wicked: Reject the Cause of

Widows: The Wicked: Send, Away Empty

Widows: The Wicked: Slay

Widows: The Wicked: Take Pledges From

Widows: The Wicked: Vex

Widows: Though Poor, May be Liberal

Widows: when Young, Exposed to May Temptations

Widows: Woe to Those Who Oppress

Widows: Zion in Captivity

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