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Let's say you were married, and than you have a one night stand, or a long term relationship or something after she dies. I know you committed adultery, but then let's say you get remarried after that, wouldn't you be committing adultery again? In a way you consummated a marriage, even if it was not in an official capacity by having a long term relationship or one night stand. Or is adultery just a sin in this case, and not reflected on being married again?

Let's say you were married, and than you have a one night stand, or a long term relationship or something after she dies. I know you committed adultery, but then let's say you get remarried after that, wouldn't you be committing adultery again? In a way you consummated a marriage, even if it was not in an official capacity by having a long term relationship or one night stand. Or is adultery just a sin in this case, and not reflected on being married again?

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"Until death do us part".

It's pretty self explanatory.

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> Or is adultery just a sin in this case, and not reflected on being married again?

That.

The first instance, you committed fornication, not adultery, and that only concerns you.

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After she's dead, you are an unrestricted free agent. No holds barred no disqualification.

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It is not adultery if you are having sex with the person you are married to. I have never heard of it being an issue for a widow/widower to remarry, divorce is another matter.

adultery is any sex outside of marriage, and is a pretty big sin. if you eventually marry the individual you are adulterating with, you still have the sin of adultery, because you were not married at the time of adultery. Dont have sex outside of marriage.