She's not still in your bed, is she?
I don't know if I would call that a sin, but that doesn't seem right.
To answer your actual question, the Bible mentions lust and sin a few times. "If you look upon a woman with lust" is one, which I don't think qualifies.
And then the story about remarriage with the seven brothers - when Jesus says marriage is not what we imagine it to be in heaven (after death) so if you still feel for your wife, there is nothing that would seem to be wrong about it.
One question I would ask is "What would your wife tell you to do?" and take that answer to heart.
She's not still in your bed, is she?
I don't know if I would call that a sin, but that doesn't seem right.
To answer your actual question, the Bible mentions lust and sin a few times. "If you **look upon** a woman with lust" is one, which I don't think qualifies.
And then the story about remarriage with the seven brothers - when Jesus says marriage is not what we imagine it to be in heaven (after death) so if you still feel for your wife, there is nothing that would seem to be wrong about it.
One question I would ask is "What would your wife tell you to do?" and take that answer to heart.
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