Hypothetical- adultery
A repentant man will confess his sin
without assessing blame to the victim of his crime—his wife (Lev.
20:10–12). If he is not willing to admit his sin,
then more time is needed for restoration where restoration is possible (1
Cor. 7:10–17).* All liars go
to hell (Re
21:8). Church discipline is necessary for the
adulterer (Mt
18:15-17). If he doesn’t repent, he’s going to
hell (Jas
5:20).
Not many escape once ensnared by an adulteress (Prov.
7:6–23).
Our culture does not take marriage seriously (Jer.
16:2); but, God does (Heb.
13:4). She is his joint-heir of the grace of life
‘esha [fire of life]’ (1
Pe 3:7). When he shows up at the Great White
Throne without her, he if left only with a consuming fire (Ga
6:7).
*The wife is not required to return to
intimacy with her defiled husband (Deut. 24:4, Mt 19:11, Jn 10:10, 1 Co 7:15).
Prager is a serial adulterer (Rom. 7:2, 3).
[Dennis Prager] [Y]our answers are ever someone else's reasoning and or labor.Prager rejects Mt 5:28. He’s a defiled reprobate (Gal. 5:19).
...Each person must follow God's direction.The community around the couple (Jer. 16:2) usually does not implement church discipline (Mt 18:15-17); and so, the sinner is lost for good (Jas 5:20). They have blood on their hands (Eze 33:8).
Reconciliation is encouraged (1 Cor. 7:10–17).