Denominations that interpret Matthew 5:32 & 19:9 as NOT permitting divorce in the case of adultery? Which denominations interpret these verses as not permitting divorce in the case of adultery, for those in a valid marriage?


  St. Matthew 5:32But I say to you, whosoever shall dismiss his wife, excepting the cause of fornication (porneia), maketh her to commit adultery. And he that shall marry her that is dismissed, committeth adultery.
  
  St. Matthew 19:9And I say to you, that whosoever shall dismiss his wife, but for fornication (porneia), and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and he that shall marry her that is dismissed, committeth adultery.


For example, the Catholic Church calls these "exceptive clauses." In other words: fornication does not make a marriage.It also seems these exceptive clauses could refer to "diriment impediments," which prevent there from ever being a marriage in the first place; examples of diriment impediments being incest, perpetual impotence, vow of chastity/celibacy, etc.).

Note: I am not asking about the Catholic interpretation of Matt. 5:32 and 19:9, as this question here does, but which denomination(s) interpret those verses similarly to the way the Catholic Church does.
While I am aware of none which interpret the passage as referring to unlawful marriage as the Catholic Church does, there are a number of denominations which do not believe this passage grants permission for complete divorce and remarriage in the case of adultery:


Midwest Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hutterian Brethren
Amish
Beachy Amish Mennonite Churches
Old German Baptist Brethren Church New Conference Fellowship
Church Of God, International Offices
Southeastern Mennonite Conference
United Anglican Church
Protestant Reformed Churches In America
Apostolic Faith Church
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
Anglican Church In America
Anglican Catholic Church


That list is from Daniel R. Jennings (Ed.) Denominations That Officially Support The Permanency Of Marriage. Retrieved from http://www.danielrjennings.org/denominationspermanencyofmarriage.html. That page includes quotations from their official statements which can help you understand their positions and interpretations.

Importantly, a notable contemporary Christian teacher, John Piper, also holds this view. John Piper. Divorce &amp; Remarriage: A Position Paper. July 21, 1986. Retrieved from http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/divorce-remarriage-a-position-paper.

I also found arguments against this interpretation, indicating some historic debate on the issue. See G.C. Brewer, "Christ and Paul on Divorce," GA 75:29 [July 20, 1933],
   p. 674), in Steve Wolfgang. Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage In
   Church History. Truth Magazine XXXIV.1 (January 4, 1990), pp. 27,
   29-31. Retrieved from
   http://truthmagazine.com/archives/volume34/GOT034012.html