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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 20 Aug, 2012 03:52 AMBrothers and Sisters, |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 12:08 PMIf a husband makes a decision without considering his wifes feelings and this causes continual hurt to his wife is he showing Christ like love to his wife? |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 12:26 PMFaiths77, they speak the truth. They do not put as we'd like to hear it, sadly not everyone is gifted with a way of saying things like your fiance... however we must see evil as it is and good as it is. |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 12:55 PMGood questions my love, I will be interested to see when and if anyone has the courage to anwer them directly what their answer will be.:hearts: |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 01:19 PMI think what my feancee is asking is this. |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 01:49 PMMen are to teach men - |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 01:57 PMYou know Im beginning to think the two of you are deliberately being obtuse. Show me where I, or any others on here, have said that the man is to make a decision without consulting his wife??????? Right! You cant!!! |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 02:04 PMMaybe LTM has pleny money and that will not ever be a problem. lol |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 02:05 PMIt's not that I think you are nothing. Here is my honest thoughts on the matter. You have found a solution in your relationship that seemingly works for you and your wife to be. You have then gone and said without hesitation that your plan will work for any and all couples and give them a great marriage. I initially admitted that there are some good thoughts in this thread. What I think you have misunderstood is that a husband is not automatically a tyrant if he holds to the biblical view of headship. This is not about church dogma and I personally dislike the idea that you claim to be challenging the mainstream. In my limited experience, I notice more people with your view and more of a feminist view. I guess we live in different areas so maybe that's why we have different perspectives. There have always been differing views on the matter and yours I would say is currently the more popular one. I don't believe your view of the word submit is popular as I've never heard that explanation until you posted it here. However your overall thoughts that headship as put forth in scripture is not important, is the predominant view of the day. You are debating a minority. I also dislike the use of analogy when speaking of Jesus' persecution. That is not what is taking place here. My big fear is that if you will take the mindset that practicality and your personal results are more important than scripture, then on what other issues will you do it? This is not a minor thing. It's about order. It's about God's desires. We shouldn't take it so lightly and make decisions off of what seemingly works in our own lives. I would also like to add that historically, the hard parts in a relationship occur after the marriage begins. You are teaching that your ideas are practical and worked for you but you aren't even married. Really I don't want to sound harsh but it is a dangerous path to venture down when you start say scripture doesn't matter. We can't just make it say what we want. Scripture says the woman is subject to the husband in everything. It doesn't say she should submit everything on her mind. Here is the thing though...A biblical husband will care about her desires. That what you seem to be missing. This is not tyranny in the sense that the hubby doesn't care for the wife. I'm urging you to consider a more biblical way. This biblical way will not destroy what God has built between you and your wife to be. His ways are higher than our ways and even if you don't understand them...they are still THE WAY. Trust in Him alone...not your practicality |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 02:42 PMFaith, thanks for adding your thoughts. However, the bible being a living document in your estimation, seems to imply that it doesn't mean what it says. There are clear areas of metaphor in scripture. However there is not implication in Ephesians 5 that it is ever meant to be taken metaphorically. Can a passage have multiple meanings? Yes but that's an entirely different topic and not relevant here. It doesn't mean Ephesians 5 is stating that the husband is the head and is not the head at the same time. My point being that the multiple meanings of a passage will not contradict one another. If your view contradicts the scripture then you know your view is wrong. I am not the one trying to become your husband so I do not expect you to listen to me. However I would urge you to search these things out in prayer and in scripture. Ask yourself if it's really okay to apply whatever meaning you choose to the text or if God has already given a meaning to the text that he wants us to obey. I promise you that biblical headship will not make you some second class citizen with an awful marriage...as long as LTM follows his duties as a husband. A biblical view does not make him a tyrant over you and you can still bring your desires to him. There is a better way forward. I urge you to pray on these things. |
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A wifes submission, the beauty and good it brings.Posted : 25 Aug, 2012 02:42 PMNone of this answers the question. It actually stirts the question and Apos's example, where is the love expressed in your example? |
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