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Message definition (Is the polygyny of the Old Covenant allowed in the New Covenant age? )
Adultery is a sexual union which takes place outside of the legal protection of a marriage covenant, where one of the parties already has a valid marriage covenant. Polygyny establishes simultaneous marriage covenants, which protects the union of a man with two (or more) different women. As we saw above, polygyny| (under the older legal standard) could never be labeled as "adultery", because all the parties were legally protected under valid marriage covenants.
Adultery is a sexual union which takes place outside of the legal protection of a marriage covenant, where one of the parties already has a valid marriage covenant. Polygyny establishes simultaneous marriage covenants, which protects the union of a man with two (or more) different women. As we saw above, polygyny| (under the older legal standard) could never be labeled as "adultery", because all the parties were legally protected under valid marriage covenants. Translation Adultery is a sexual union which takes place outside of the legal protection of a marriage covenant, where one of the parties already has a valid marriage covenant. Polygyny establishes simultaneous marriage covenants, which protects the union of a man with two (or more) different women. As we saw above, polygyny| (under the older legal standard) could never be labeled as "adultery", because all the parties were legally protected under valid marriage covenants. Adultery is a sexual union which takes place outside of the legal protection of a marriage covenant, where one of the parties already has a valid marriage covenant. Polygyny establishes simultaneous marriage covenants, which protects the union of a man with two (or more) different women. As we saw above, polygyny| (under the older legal standard) could never be labeled as "adultery", because all the parties were legally protected under valid marriage covenants.
