A book for Christians who are about to get married and all Christians who are living in a family.
Based on the teachings of Genesis 1, 2, and 3 and Ephesians 5:1-6:9, it provides a deep and rich explanation of the doctrines of marriage, family, and church.

God desired that Adam and Eve would share in the same love that He has for each of the three persons of the Holy Trinity, and that both would receive the same grace in their intellectual abilities so that they could come to understand deeper truths.
In this way, the two would discover one truth, realize the same mission, and move forward together toward a single, holy goal.
This is truly like two people moving as one.
This is something that is not found anywhere else in this world, but in the home.
This is only possible at home.
If a husband truly knows the holy way of the kingdom of God, sets great goals for himself, and a wife truly longs for and loves such a husband, knowing that it is right, and cooperates with him in following him, then this is the most just and proper state of a family in the eyes of God.

When a woman sets a standard for a potential husband, he must first be someone she can love, but also someone she can love with respect.
When it comes to respecting someone, the most important standard is not whether they are moral or strong-willed, but rather whether they are wise and have access to the holy revelation of God's Word.
When we respect someone, we respect them because they are talented, because they have strong willpower, or because they can do things that others cannot, but true respect is not respect for their skills, but respect for their personality.
The most important basis for having an excellent character as a Christian is whether or not one is in close contact with God's holy revelation.
True personal respect arises for those who are always close to God's revelation, without the whole process of thinking being distorted and reactionary, and the love that begins with this respect is the purest and best beginning of love.

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