PLEASE UNDERSTAN

He was talking about personal wrong. I look at it like this. If someone I know cheats on their spouse it is not up to me to judge them even though I think they have sinned. But the spouse has every right to punish them. I don't think Jesus would counsel them to let them cheat on you again.

 

I would tend to agree, but then what about when God instructed that prophet (name escapes me) to marry a prostitute in the Old Testament? Or do you think (like I usually do) that particular instance was an illustration to prove a point to the Israelites about God's faithfulness?

 

Of course YOU would think that Mr. Abdelkader Bouziane, 52, imam of a mosque in the Lyon suburb of Venissieux in eastern France.

 

Doesn't ring a bell, I'll have to look that one up

 

I would have no problem with you judging them and deciding what your own personal response for them would be (e.g., not being friends with them anymore, trying to get them to change their ways, etc.). It's up to everyone who knows them (including the spouse) to decide on their own as to what they will do.

It's up to God to judge whether he will be saved.

 

Bravo!