Is it Biblical to marry a divorced person?

The verse was about Gentiles.

Thanks Presidente..
Can it be applied to sin sanctification too?

Could I ask you question? What are the purpose of marriage? Why would any person want to get married? There is higher purpose for marriage but many enter into bondage through marriage.

Well there are many reasons to get married. Like two will chase ten thousand unlike one "company". Etc

What do you mean marriage causes one to enter into bondage?

Purposes for marriage? It is a righteous avenue for acting out 'be fruitful and multiply.' A Christian marriage is a relationship which can depict the relationship between Christ and the church. It is a union that can produce children who can be raised to fear God.

And for those would otherwise struggle with lusts, marriage provides a righteous means through which to fulfill desires and diminish the temptations of lust. It also provides a righteous means for producing children for those who desire to have them. The same is true of desires for affection, 'romantic companionship', etc. and things that may be related to sexuality but are not sex per se.

I do not know of people who literally teach that divorced people are unclean. But I do not think this verse should be used to encourage married people to take divorce lightly. That was not its meaning in context.

The King of Kings, and Lord of Lords, the omnipresent God disagrees with the Apostle Paul... listen to God not paul

Genesis 2:18
Then the Lord God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper who is just right for him.”

'The man' here is a specific man named Man or Adam.

as far as I know its biblical to marry a widow...it was done all the time and there didnt seem to be many problems
but marrying a divorcee comes with a few problems, vengeful or hurt exes, step-children and maybe unfinished business with property, alimony, child support payment issues etc

which is why it goes to court and gets settled there...I think thats why there are rules in some countries about how long you have had to live apart for or even things like restraining orders.

Married couples who choose to separate can also reconcile. Its not really heard of for divorced couples to reconcile. Once its done, its done. You cant undivorce.

This doesnt stop people from things like...falling in love with a divorcee
Helping out a divorcee
looking after children whos parents neglect them cos they arent even speaking to each other
and remarrying someone else, often a divorce due to adultery will go off with their 'lover' and then marry them causing the other to decide its futile to reconcile and go off and find someone else as well.

well he was actually the ONLY man on earth at the time....!
of course men need help though they cant really survive without women...this was before Jesus said he would send us all a helper - the Holy Spirit

few people treat women as the Holy Sprit through..,watch out if you ever grieve or insult the Holy Spirit because once doing that its an unforgiveable sin ...seriously

I dont know why men think its ok to beat up on women or make them cry

Is citing sola scriptura, living inerrant work of God beating up women? Or is it showing them that the world is wrong and scripture is right; that's what upsets them all, they have mbeen taught we are equls from birth

no i mean literal beating them up maybe punching them in the face or something like that.

when a woman with a black eye says she walked into a door ...I mean dont just take her word for it..find out what really happened

family /domestic violence is real

Thats is why there are anonymous womens refuges
and visible 'man caves'

Yet, you want me to listen to you. Mkay.

On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States. During one year, this equates to more than 10 million women and men.

https://assets.speakcdn.com/assets/2497/domestic_violence-2020080709350855.pdf?1596828650457

Don't listen to me, listen to the Bible; Im showing you what the bible says .....

You're kidding, right? Paul was given Holy Wisdom by God, according to Peter.

2 Peter 3:15-16 NLT - "And remember, our Lord's patience gives people time to be saved. This is what our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you with the wisdom God gave him-- 16 speaking of these things in all of his letters. Some of his comments are hard to understand, and those who are ignorant and unstable have twisted his letters to mean something quite different, just as they do with other parts of Scripture. And this will result in their destruction."

Perhaps, like Peter stated, the Word of Paul is too difficult for you to understand?

Because of the nature of this conversation, I will not be going round and round in circles. That's not why I'm here. Best wishes . . .

If they are the morally innocent party of the divorce, yes, it's ok to seek a relationship with such a person. However, there is a bit of a caveat here...it depends on what complexities are present from their past relationship, as to whether or not they would be presently or ultimately 'suitable' for remarriage. You have to tread carefully in entering a relationship with any person that has had a recent relationship break up, whether that be from a certified marriage or defacto relationship, and in particular if children are involved. For mine, someone that has been through a relationship breakdown, and has suffered yet allowed themselves to be taught by the experience, may well have better insights into good partnering and parenting, than many that haven't had the experience.