Sentences with phrase «loving wife and child»

But even the depraved love their wives and children and do nice things for their friends.

Why do they love their wives and children (aka drains and extra consumers of resources)?

A few decades after Jesus, Epictetus — a great man in many respects — said: Love your wife and your children, but not so much that you will be hurt when they die.

The dark skinned Lamanite loved their wife and children better than the white fair skinned Nephite.

You should always love your wife and children as what the Christ bible is about.

A guy who loves his wife and children, wants to be a father and a husband, can provide for the family.

But perhaps love was a part of the equation too, for Sigfrid does love his wife and children and brief moments of intimacy remind us of that.

He loves his wife and children.

He loves his wife and his children, but lately he feels like he's been pushing them away with loud displays of anger he can hardly control.

Not exact matches

What matters to me is making sure I love my wife until the the day I die, making sure I support her, making sure I cherish and nurture my children... and then getting the chance to play complex characters the audience can empathize with and understand.

I loved how you embraced, not just me, but my wife and my children.

Most important, you deeply loved your family: your wife, Beth, your children Lexi, Jamie and Izzy, their spouses Justin and Jamie, and your two young grandchildren, Bobby and JoJo.

I'm not even going to address how ridiculous that argument is in light of the issues of overpopulation or the fact that gay people can indeed have children (my wife and I are planning to have five), or how many orphans there are in the world that could use a loving home.

The purposes of this relationship are (1) the mutual loving support of husband and wife and (2) their loving service of life by bringing children into the world and raising them to be virtuous and productive.

Now, Job after his bought with «pride» he ask YHWH for his forgiveness, and was later blessed with more sons and daughters who did the law, who were good children and an even better wife, and he lived for four generations of his children and their children, and died a very happy and fulfilled life, knowing that all of his family was left with love, and peace and togetherness among each other, now this is true life, living righteously and wholesome by ourselves and by others around us is what we are all suppose to live like, caring for your neighbors faithfully, and all be as one now not after it is too late but now we need the law of righteousness from YHWH, the 10 commandments, the sabbath, a day of rest, and the passover to remember the ones who died innocently, and to remember the freedom of our lives given by YHWH and do good by one another and not let each other fall, right now is what we need in this world today people.

I will give credence to all of these if you can answer just one thing for me — how do you rationally explain your love for your wife and children?

All of his children were killed, his wife, and the many sufferings of his own took him through a terrible world wind, but Job stayed faithful, but he held on to the «pride» of his love for his family, and YHWH had him to break down to witness the truth of them.

He showed us that the women in the paintings were not just bodies but Rubens's wives, whom he had loved deeply; the children were his children, with names and histories of their own.

Christianity is a middle - eastern religion that bashes followers who most resemble a 33 yr old man, who did not have a wife, no children, no girlfriend and happily loved 12 men he chose.

Paul is saying God calls women to be faithful, helpful wives, raising children to love and worship God and managing the household wisely (1 Timothy 5:14; Titus 2:3 — 5).

But if the servant declares, «I love my master and my wife and children and do not want to go free,» then his master must take him before the judges [Hebrew: ELOHIM].

He is the author of The Centre Brain: 5 prompts to persuasive power (SPCK) and loves nothing more than camping by the sea with his wife and four children.

What makes the New Testament household codes powerful and countercultural is that they actually challenge those hierarchies by instructing all members of the household — even the masters, who in that culture held unilateral authority over their slaves, wives, and children — to imitate Jesus Christ in their relationships by modeling his self - sacrificing love.

Whether one is caught in a tug - of - war between a religious sect and one's parents, between the demands of the workplace and the claims of wife and children, or between the love of fellow soldiers and the love of wife and parents, the strains are very real.

We are man and always love our loves as our wives and our children!

Our Church has always taught that rejecting the gift of children erodes the love between husband and wife: it distorts the unitive and procreative nature of marriage.

Meanwhile, the slightly - older - than - middle - age grandmother who doesn't play the piano so well — or the forester who loves to study the Bible but can't make it every Sunday — or the welder and his wife, who homeschools their 3 children with the desire to minister to their kids and their friends but can't because they ticked off the pastor's wife on the last trip — they'll just sit and wait, or wonder if they should leave and re-enter.

The prophetic emphases in his thought developed roughly during the same time he discovered his love for Pauline Rother, who later became his wife, the mother of his children and a beloved companion in hard work and tender play.

The love between husband and wife, parent and child, and between members of the extended family ranks high among our blessings.

Should the course you follow be exactly the same regardless of whether (1) you are loved in return, (2) the marriage is a good one, (3) there are children, (4) the children, if any, are small / grown up, (5) the emotional and social consequences for all concerned parties will probably be devastating, (6) you stand a good chance of losing your job if you interfere in the marriage, or (7) you / the wife accidentally becomes pregnant?

One thing I've learned, just from observing myself, observing my relationship with my wife Lisa, observing my relationship with my children, and observing my relationship with every other living creature... is that unity is not achieved through compatibility, but through love.

From this fund, we regularly buy groceries for needy families, make chicken soup for our sick friends, watch the children so a deployed soldier's wife can get a few hours to herself, take blessings baskets to folks who need a smile after life's tripped them up, and numerous other ways of blessing and loving others.

If he has «parentified» his wife or if he was an only child, and had no experience in sharing his parents» love with siblings, competitiveness with the baby may be strong.

Even the most gentle and sensitive man among you will have no compassion on his own brother or the wife he loves or his surviving children, and he will not give to one of them any of the flesh of his children that he is eating.

Tolstoy, we're charmed to discover, was no Socrates; he, for one thing, actually loved and liked and was endlessly aroused in all sorts of way by his wife (who gave him 13 children and apparently 48 less - than - serene years).

I had a good wife who loved me and whom I loved; good children and a large property which was increasing with no pains taken on my part.

But using two proof texts, Genesis 3:16 («To the woman he said, «I will greatly multiply your pain in childbearing...»») and Titus 2:4 - 5 («and so train the young women to love their husbands and children, to be sensible, chaste, domestic, kind, and submissive to their husbands»), he nevertheless concludes: «Wife, mother, homemaker - this is the appointed destiny of real womanhood.

It's not a matter of having to prove to anyone else that we care about someone, love them and share Jesus with them, just like we don't need to prove that we love our wife or our child.

The sun rose like an irritated eye; wives cooked rice pancakes; children went to play at tag in dusty fields or caught frogs by the banks of the Euphrates; while the men took to the brick kilns, potters» wheels, and plows; lovers arose to make love once again; and old men at the gate weighed claims and vows.

Much suffering of people comes from the wickedness of others, as in child abuse, wife abuse, and many other forms of not loving a neighbor as oneself.

Those who love Him - holy parents, good and dear friends, faithful and loving wife or husband, children that are a joy, and priests who are spiritual and true, and over all the Eucharist and the Church - all of this spiritual «ecology» may give us years and years of almost unbroken happiness.

Reality is that most families are dysfunctional, men love their wives, but they adore their mistresses and too many children suffer physically and psychologically at the hands of abusive / tired / angry / frustrated / unhappy parents.

Equally refreshing are Laura's motherly desire to have twins (provoking Paterson's sudden awareness of twins throughout the film), and the love poems Paterson writes to his wife — gentle verses (composed by real - life poet Ron Padgett) which mention heaven, and include the remarkable line, «unborn children fearing they will never see the light of day.»

Or the wickedness of hugging my children and my wife and telling them I love them every day.

The wife is feeling lonely and frustrated because she has been cooped up with the children all day and needs some warmth and love from an intimate adult.

Most of us, not being hermits, also are called to love and serve others: a parish priest his parishioners, a cloistered nun her community, a wife her husband, a father his children.

But if the slave plainly says, «I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free,» then his master shall bring him to God, and he shall bring him to the door or the doorpost; and his master shall bore his ear through with an awl; and he shall serve him for life.

A great deal of the world's unhappiness is caused by the fact that people who have to live together — as husbands and wives, parents and children — and who in a deep sense really love each other, still do not understand each other.

The proper Christian attitude in all such relations is briefly indicated: husbands are to love their wives, children to obey their parents, masters to treat their servants with consideration, and so forth.

In his meditation on «Thou shalt love thy neighbour» he writes in the spirit of the Reformers as he tells us not to give up love of wives and children but «preserve in your earthly love and friendship your love for your neighbour».17 Certainly the suspicion about the earthly loves remains, and Kierkegaard rightly brings it into the open.