Oath of love for ever.

A couple of young man and woman fell in love with first sight, they were dating for many years. One night, the man swore in an oath, promising to love her forever, and he prayed to God Jahweh for their relationship, under the full moon, he laid his hand to his lover's head, and he swore, to love her for ever! But then after some time, they broke off! The man married another young lovely lady and his first sight lover married another handsome man!

What happened to his oath? He has to keep it or not? He has to bear this oath for ever? Since he had swore to love his first sight lover forever, but now he breaks his promise and oath and married another lady, he was very sad in breaking his oath, he was also very sad, in keeping his oath, he has to love another man's wife! He was confused for many years, to keep or not to keep his oath? 

Now, the "ten commandments" comes into picture, when this man read the Bible, the Bible says "do not cover another man's wife." At last this man relieved himself from bearing his oath forever! Now he knows he has to love his own wife! That oath already void and invalid! Remember, our Bible verse overrules every oaths we made, we better not to promise any one in an oath in haste, without deep considerations! 

The Bible overrules even that Dean Burgon Oath, for me this Dean Burgun oath is actually like a foolish oath done by a young man in haste, and when he is old, he regrets for the oath he had done, he broke that oath after sometimes!

I hope those theologians who had taken the Dean Burgun Oath will one day awake from delusion, that oath means nothing compare to the sacrifice Jesus Christ done for us on the cross two thousand years ago! Burgun did not die for us, but Jesus is!

I hope every BP Christians can say to one another, till death do us apart! This is the most important oath we can make in the church! Amen! I sent you great greetings from My Lord Jesus Christ, Who stand by me, and encourage me to pen this words to those who are in Christ, Be Peace! BP! Amen!