FOLLOWING THE BLUEPRINT CAREFULLY, CAN HELP YOU TO BUILD A HAPPY MARRIAGE. Take for Example, A trustworthy contractor would never start construction without first consulting a drawing. Similarly, we cannot succeed in Building a happy marriage without Carefully Consulting JEHOVAH S BLUEPRINT for the Project. It is found in the page of Gods Word. ALL Scripture Is Inspired of God and Beneficial...For setting things Straight, -2Timothy 3:16. So for a house to last and be safe, it must be well built. Therefore, resolve to build your marriage with an eye to a lasting Future. Use Durable materials, the Kind that can Withstand Fiery Tests of your Loyalty. Value as GOLD such PRECIOUS Spiritual Qualities That Can Withstand Fiery Tests. Though building a lasting, happy marriage is not easy, but it is certainly possible. Many Couples have been happily married for 50, 60, or more years. How do they do it? They work at their marriage continually and unselfishly to gain the approval of their mate. (1cor 7:33,34). You too can Build a Happy marriage, One that will last a long time. Also, Husband and Wives can learn a great deal about marriage by considering how Jesus dealt with his disciples. As a compassionate leader, Jesus always took to consideration the limitations and frailties of his followers. He remained loyal to them, even during the most turbulent times. He loved them to the end. Thus, if you examine closely the way Jesus tenderly treated his Followers and the Way they Returned that expression of Love to Him, you will Learn Practical Lessons on Building a Happy Marriage. -1peter 2:21. Lastly, married mates should always be determined to work hard to Include Jehovah in Their Union, doing this, Happiness and Security will result. And remember that according to the words of Jesus, neither the Husband nor the Wife receive all the Credit for a happy marriage. Rather, the Credit Primarily Goes to the Originator of marriage, Jehovah God.- Matthew 19:6.
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 21:26:26 +0000
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