Christian Marriage Indissoluble: A Plain Sermon / Preached at Archbishop Tenison's chapel, on the fifth Sunday after Trinity, 1857
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A clerical sermon defending the indissolubility of Christian marriage, confronting a contemporary legislative proposal to permit divorce and remarriage. It reviews biblical foundations, recalls marriage's origin and its portrayal as the union of Christ and the Church, contends that Christ's teaching intends marriage to be permanent except by death, contrasts Mosaic divorce provisions with Christ's stricter standard, and calls clergy and laity to study Scripture, awaken to moral danger, and oppose or delay the bill on religious grounds.
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