Raped His Wife

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Question: Does the Bible teach that a husband can rape his wife?
Answer: The general definition of rape is that it is the forcing of one person (usually a woman), against their will, to have sexual intercourse or commit sex acts with another person. You question centers around the unique relationship of a husband to his wife.
Does the above definition of rape also apply to those who are husband and wife? What does the Bible teach about the proper sexual relationship within a marriage? Does God give a husband control over the body of his wife? Let us look at what the Apostle Paul has to say on the subject.
Let the husband render his conjugal dues to his wife, and in the same way also the wife to her husband. The wife does not have power over her own body, but the husband . . .
Do not deprive one another of conjugal dues, except it be by consent for a time . . . (1Corinthians 7:2 - 5, HBFV throughout).
It is clear from the above verses that sex within marriage involves a concern for the needs of the other person which, of course, rape does not consider. Each person in a husband and wife relationship transfers the right to use their body as they wish to the other person. In marriage, each one loses the sole authority they had over their bodies as when they were single.
The duty to fulfill the other person's sexual needs does not stop unless by mutual (not one-sided, as when sex is used like a weapon to get one's way) consent. Once the reason for refraining is fulfilled, the duty of providing for the other's needs goes immediately back in effect and for not any time longer.
A very good example for women to follow regarding their duties and responsibilities in marriage is the story of the righteous or virtuous woman in Proverbs 31.
In his letter to the Ephesians, the apostle Paul offers additional vital information on the relationship between a married man and women.
Wives, submit yourselves to your husbands as to the Lord. Husbands, love your wives just as Christ loved the church and gave his life for it. Men ought to love their wives just as they love their own bodies . . . (Ephesians 5:22, 25, 28).
The relationship between a husband and wife transcends the physical. Paul repeats his teaching of mutual submission in marriage but also offers a standard or template by which each person can gauge themselves. The man is the head of the woman and should serve her selflessly as Christ, the head of the church, gave himself totally for it.
A husband's example of love and concern should lead his mate to a godlier life. On the other side, the wife should reverence her mate and take her responsibilities within marriage with the same attitude of submission as she has to God.
Given the definitions above and the teachings of Paul, a husband can rape his wife. A godly relationship is one that has mutual submission, respect and love.
A man who physically forces any woman, whether or not he is married to her, to have sex against her will, is committing an act of rape. A man who forces his wife to have sex is violating the Biblical principles regarding the marriage covenant.

A prominent Canberra businessman raped his raped wife in the office of a successful agency whom he had participated in a campaign to “intimidate, humiliate or control”. The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was accused of touching the woman’s home inappropriately while she was there to pick up her children. She either never denies the incident and accuses the woman of being really abusive and in control of her side. The businessman, who was wearing a blue suit and a white face mask, appeared before a judge and was acquitted of four counts after his ACT Supreme Court prosecuted him on Monday. In her inaugural address, Crown Prosecutor Rebecca Christensen made three allegations that she had sexual intercourse without any consent to the incident, which took place in early 2011. Mrs Christensen said the couple’s relationship had deteriorated at the time and they were in the process. “Separating and moving to different homes”. She told the jury that the couple was at work on the day of the question when the accused showed the accused victim that he wanted to speak in secret. Mrs Christensen said the couple would be charged after leaving for their jobs, after the accused “beat” his raped wife and slapped her in the face. He told the jury that he grabbed the businessman’s wife’s stone, touched her genitals and pierced her vagina with his finger. When the man did so, Mr. Christensen said, he gritted his teeth and stared at the angry woman. Prosecutors told Jiri that the businessman grabbed his family’s wife’s buttocks again a few months later, this time in the house where the woman had penetrated the woman. “The accused had a facial expression like last time,” she said. Ms Christensen said the jury would hear from alleged victims and others, while text messages and phone records from the relevant period would also be presented as evidence. Members of the jury heard that they were also taken to observe the office where the alleged rape was said to have taken place. Ms Kristensen argued that the accused had a tendency to rape, humiliate or control her, to have sex with her “abducted wife” after the split. Finally, she said that the main issue in the case was whether there was an alleged incident in the case or not. Defense barrister Steven Vablo told the jury that it was his client’s position that he did not. He described the couple’s departure as “extremely toxic” and suggested that the victim was in fact “intimidated, restrained and aggressive.” Mr Wobro said he did not expect anyone to be in the office at the time of the rape because the question between the businessman and his wife showed no untoward incident that day. He suggested that if they had known it, they would have known it, because if the place had been “as small as a car crash,” you would not have been able to see it from afar, since it was both the man and his wife. “When they’re in each other’s classrooms, you don’t know but you can’t be aware of what’s going on,” Mr Wobro said. The barrister told the judges that they could make the assumption that everything the woman alleged was “an estimate of the defendant’s own behavior.” He alleged that the victim was trying to “extort a lot of money” from the accused in the divorce proceedings and was in control of decisions regarding the interests of their couple’s children and interest. Judge Michael Alkaim told the judge that the court could take seven or eight days. Our journalists work hard to provide local, up-to-date news to the community. Here’s how you can continue to access our trusted content:
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A prominent Canberra businessman raped his raped wife in the office of a successful agency whom he had participated in a campaign to “intimidate, humiliate or control”.
The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was accused of touching the woman’s home inappropriately while she was there to pick up her children.
She either never denies the incident and accuses the woman of being really abusive and in control of her side.
The businessman, who was wearing a blue suit and a white face mask, appeared before a judge and was acquitted of four counts after his ACT Supreme Court prosecuted him on Monday.
In her inaugural address, Crown Prosecutor Rebecca Christensen made three allegations, including sexual assault without consent, in connection with the incident in early 2001.
Mrs Christensen said the couple’s relationship had broken down at the time and they were “moving to different homes”.
She told the jury that the couple was at work on the day of the question when the accused showed the accused victim that he wanted to speak in secret.
Mrs Christensen said the couple would be charged after leaving for their jobs, after the accused “beat” his raped wife and slapped her in the face.
He told the jury that he grabbed the businessman’s wife’s stone and touched her genitals and inserted his finger into her vagina.
When the man did so, Mr. Christensen said, he gritted his teeth and stared at the angry woman.
Prosecutors told Jiri that the businessman grabbed his expectant wife’s buttocks again a few months later, this time at the woman’s home.
“The accused had a facial expression like last time,” she said.
Ms Christensen said the jury would hear from alleged victims and others, while text messages and phone records from the relevant period would also be presented as evidence.
Members of the jury heard that they could also be taken to the office where the alleged rape took place.
Ms Kristensen argued that the accused had a tendency to rape, humiliate or control her, to have sex with her “abducted wife” after the split.
Finally, she said that the main issue in the case was whether there was an alleged incident in the case or not.
Defense barrister Steven Vablo told the jury that it was his client’s position that he did not.
He described the couple’s leave as “extremely toxic” and suggested that the alleged victim was in fact “intimidated, controlling and aggressive”.
Mr Wobro said he had been accused of not expecting anyone to be in the office at the time of the rape and that there was something “unpleasant” between the businessman and his abducted wife on the day of the question.
He suggested that if they had known it, they would have known it, because if the place had been “a little like a car crash” you would not have been able to see it from afar, since it was both the man and his wife.
“When they’re in each other’s classrooms, you don’t know but can’t be aware of what’s going on,” Mr. Wobro said.
The barrister told the judges that they could make the assumption that everything the woman alleged was “an estimate of the defendant’s own behavior.”
He alleged that the victim was trying to “extort a lot of money” from the accused in the divorce proceedings and was controlling the decisions regarding the interests of the couple’s children and interest.
Judge Michael Alkaim told the judge that the court could take seven or eight days.
The case is being heard in the ACT Supreme Court. Photo: Carlin Minne.
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