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• Robinson, Donald William Bradley (1922-2018)

• Moore Theological College

• 1 Corinthians 7:25–26. Robinson begins by addressing marriage breakdown and abandonment. When a Christian marriage experiences difficulty, the congregation is called to support and assist the couple through the challenge. Vital to reconciliation is the willingness and active obedience of both spouses. Within the church community, members are uniquely positioned to understand the situation and provide guidance and care. Paul then turns his attention to the unmarried in light of present circumstances. He expresses concern that Christians remain free from unnecessary trouble in life. Paul views married life as often accompanied by anxieties, responsibilities, and divided attention. Despite this, marriage is to be regarded as a lifelong commitment. In all activities and circumstances, the believer is to be guided by a perspective of eternity.

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