Biblically Permissible Candidate for Marriage

I F A MAN’S WIFE DIES AND HE MARRIES A WOMAN WHO HAD A SCRIPTURAL RIGHT TO DIVORCE AND HE KEEPS THE MARRIAGE VOWS AND SHE CHEATS ON HIM LEFT AND RIGHT AND TELLS HIM I CAN’T PROMISE THAT I WOULD NOT CHEAT ON YOU AND CONTINUES TO DO SO. HE THEN DIVORCES HER AND LIVES A LIFE OF CELIBACY CAN THIS MAN MARRY A WOMAN WHO HAS A SCRIPTURAL RIGHT TO A DIVORCE AND IS A FAITHFUL CHRISTIAN WOMAN. PLEASE ANSWER ME THIS QUESTION TO MY MAIL WHEN YOU HAVE THE TIME. I WILL BE AWAITING YOUR ANSWER WITH A CONCLUSION TO WHAT YOU SUM UP.

A person who is biblically permitted to marry may contract a marriage with anyone who is biblically permitted to marry. The New Testament permits a marriage of a widowed person to another person who is biblically permitted to marry (Romans 7:1-3; 1 Corinthians 7:39). A person who divorces his or her spouse for adultery is permitted to marry a person who is biblically permitted to marry (Matthew 19:9). Again, a person who is biblically permitted to marry may contract a marriage with anyone who is biblically permitted to marry.