Then just when I think I am getting it all figured out there is the deal with Lot and his 2 daughters which produced the Ammonites and Moabites. Of which Ruth was from Moab and ancestor of Jesus.

With the exception of fornication.

This would also be representative of Christ's fulfillment of saving all of Israel.
God divorced those that broke his covenant. And through Jesus Christ there was a New wedding feast.
The first miracle of Jesus ministry. At his wedding he saved the best wine for last .
A new and better covenant. For all of the nation's of the world to partake of.

Just the accusation of adultery cost John the Baptist his head.

What is the difference in putting away and divorcing.

Get ready set, go here comes the great replacement !

Just in case someone starts thinking bad blood in Jesus lines. Jesus had his own blood. If a mothers blood touches babies blood it causes miscarriage.

Even if babies blood touches mothers blood at birth I think the RH factor has to be dealt with before another pregnancy, correct me if I'm wrong.

There no difference is there?

Its been my understanding if she is put away she can't remarry basically a death sentence, where as divorce she could remarry?

I believe the Hebrew word shalach, is where putting away translation originates from.
The same word tralated as divorce in Isaiah 50:1 and half a dozen or so times in the OT.
correct me if I'm wrong.

I fell a sleep, lol. I'm saying "once you're divorced you can't remarry" is false doctrine. Is that what you are saying?

Only with the exception of a spouse committing adultery can you remarry without it being considered adultery.
That's the way I understand.
I'm out for the night. Peace.

So you saying that if a woman marries a tanner without knowing how bad he stinks and just can't stand it any longer but no adultery has occurred then if she just up and leaves him and marries a spice salesman because he smells better, then she is committing adultery . Kind of like another unpardonable sin, but I thought there was only one unpardonable sin?

The Soup Nazi= NO KETUBAH FOR YOU !

Matthew 5 : 27-28
"You have heard that it was said, you shall not commit adultery. But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart." (ESV)

Was just coming here to give input via Matthew 5:27-28. How many of the old testament multiple wives began because of lusting after women?

With that said, I have always struggled with why polygamy was never addressed as sinful in the old testament. As with most biblical things, you can test the fruit that was yielded from that practice. God's plan is designed for us to flourish when followed. I cant think of one biblical example where polygamy went well for everyone. Normally only one wife/line of offspring were blessed and the rest were not off the top of my head.

I'm not sure where the unpardonable sin came from.
Everyone sins, salvation is through faith, and repentance is a change of heart.
But we are still sinners. Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost, is without faith and repentance, wich is the unpardonable sin, right

The unpardonable sin is blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

In this sinario of the woman leaving the tanner, she made the choice to leave. The tanner did not put her away, right, so he did not cause her to commit adultery.
Blame it on the stink.

Looks like Peter could have found a cleaner place to stay than with a tanner of all places, maybe the inn was full, lol?

Especially if it was the urine tan method.

Cornelius was a good guy wasn't he?

Right now I have a calling and its to the bean field, lol. Good Day !