Chapter

 1 4 |        none, in the way of being husband to two wives. What Scripture
 2 7 |       Therefore a wife, when her husband is dead, will not marry;
 3 8 |          virgin, and wife of one husband. Again, when He is presented
 4 8 |        woman's (partner to be) a husband, that He may show that manifold
 5 9 |          woman) dismissed by her husband, of course commits adultery.
 6 9 |        to another man "while her husband liveth," as if He do will
 7 10|     woman is more bound when her husband is dead not to admit (to
 8 10|      admit (to marriage) another husband. For let us reflect that
 9 10|         been separated (from her husband)in soul as well as body,
10 10|     personal enemy, not to say a husband, how much more will one
11 10|       neither by her own nor her husband's fault, but by an event
12 10|       sister, have you sent your husband before you (to his rest)
13 10|      woman have room for another husband, who is, even to futurity,
14 10| volition--he is to this hour her husband, possessing the very thing
15 10|      commerce. A more honourable husband is he, in proportion as
16 11|        way you will earn the new husband's favour, if you forget
17 11|       such length of time as her husband liveth; but if he shall
18 11|         the Lord's favour than a husband's. And thus he recalls his
19 11|          is bound so long as her husband liveth; but if he shall
20 11|        the faith) "loosed from a husband," similarly as the husband "
21 11|       husband," similarly as the husband "loosed from a wife"--the "
22 11|         not be reckoned a second husband who is, subsequently to
23 11|       her who had had a heathen (husband), and had believed subsequently
24 11|          common use, "But if her husband shall haze fallen asleep,"
25 11|          to her who has lost her husband when already in a believing
26 11|     would have granted a (fresh) husband as often as one had been
27 11|        tim,e, "If any (woman's). husband shall have died, even the
28 11|        much pertain to her whose husband shall die before she believed.
29 13|        the woman who is under an husband, is bound to her husband (
30 13|         husband, is bound to her husband (while)living; but if he
31 13|  emancipated from the law of the husband.' Doubtless, then, the husband
32 13|   husband.' Doubtless, then, the husband living, she will be thought
33 13|          been joined to a second husband. If, however, the husband
34 13|        husband. If, however, the husband shall have died, she has
35 13|        if made (wife) to another husband." But read the sequel as
36 13|        not keep a wife, when her husband is dead, from becoming (
37 13|          when you have lost your husband; and in as far as you would
38 13|        became (wife) to a second husband after the death of your (
39 13|        the death of your (first) husband, if you were still bound
40 13|          after the death of your husband, you do marry another: inasmuch