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His will but it does not establish that this course of action is without sin by some
person somewhere along the line, there is always sin in a secondary will. A good
example of this is divorce under the Law, which was a secondary will. Jesus
establishes the distinction between the two forms of will (Mat 19:7-8). Divorce on
the grounds of "some uncleanness in her" was the specific secondary referred to
here (Deut 24:1, 3). Divorce as a permissable secondary will first involves the sin
of divorce which is against the primary will of God (Mat 19:6, Mark 10:9) and the
Law (Deut 30:10, Rev 22:18-19). The divorce of a consummated marriage
followed by a consumated re-marriage also necessarily involves adultery (Mark
10:11-12, Luke 16:18). With an unconsummated marriage (Mat 19:4-6, Mark 10:6-
8, 1 Cor 6:16, Eph 5:31) there is one exception allowed, in the context of adultery,
which is if there is an instance of fornication prior to the marriage ceremony (Mat
5:32, 19:9). Any marriage ceremony, secular or religious, recognised as valid by
Man is valid for God under the Law (Mark 10:5-12 'beginning' and 'whosoever',
Luke 16:18 'whosoever'). The Law is therefore contradictory as it allows divorce
(Deut 24:1, Mat 19:7-8) and yet it is also a sin (Mat 19:6, Mark 10:9). This
contradiction is merely the inevitable result of Man attempting to be God by being
under the Law (Gen 2:17, 3:5). In any case under grace we are married in a sense
now, whilst on Earth, (though not under law or the law of marriage - Rom 10:4) to
Christ (Mark 12:25-27, Luke 20:35-36, Rom 7:4, 1 Cor 7:29). Later we are not
married to Christ individually or to anyone (Mark 12:25-27, Luke 20:35-36) but as
part of the Bride (Rev 21:9). Christians are not under the law of marriage i.e. the
Law or that part of it relating to marriage (Rom 10:4).

Adam, Individual and Parabolic, & Generic

The plural evolved men (Gen 1:27 - ‘male and female’ ‘image’, 28 - ‘multiply’,
5:2) evolved as male and female simultaneously and were distinct from the
individual and parabolical Adam made directly by God from the soil and who
received from God the breath of life (Gen 2:7). He was made male-only (Gen
2:21).

Adam, First & Second

The first Adam is the generic, plural Adam or Homo sapiens - male and female
(Gen 5:1-2), not a parable (Gen 5:1-2), and Christ is the second (1 Cor 15:45-47).

Sons of God & Men

The men most directly descended from the people chosen by God were known as
the sons of God and inter-bred with the other evolved men - the ‘daughters of