THE CHRISTIAN HOME

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THE CHRISTIAN HOME
P. D. Wilmeth
The Christian Home. Copyright, 1955, By P. D. Wilmeth, P. O. Box 24836, Dallas, Texas 75224
This report is to help the reader understand what, The Christian Home, by P. D. Wilmeth is all about. It is to help the reader understand why it is necessary for this book to be read, and studied carefully by every Christian family, whether they have children or not.
Even though the book was written in 1955, the truths of it remain the same for all ages. There are some basic ideas that will definitely help to protect the Christian family of 2014, from the fiery darts of our adversary.
In chapter one the Author explains in detail the relationship of Husband and Wife as God designed it to be. He makes no bones about the fact that ALL MIGHTY GOD, created Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve. The Lord made Adam and Eve one flesh, Gen 2:18, Matt 19: 6. Notice the following chart found on page, 14.
The marriage pattern of oneness.
1. Together they sinned.
2. Together they were punished.
3. Together they worked.
4. Together the created children.
In chapter two he discusses the sacredness of marriage, how it is designed by God, to be a divine institution. He shoes plainly that the divine Commandments which relate to marriage, are just as binding as the Plan of Salvation.
As we turn into chapter 5, the Author describes the Risks involved in Marriage. These risks need to be considered long before a man and women take their vows to be Husband and Wife.
What we are talking about are considerable differences between the man and women that if left un checked will cause trouble in a marriage. Things like personality conflicts, religion, culture, education, age, economic status. If these conflicts exist they mu...

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...h a poem the Author of which I cannot finde, all credit must be given to the Author whomever it may be, for writing a poem that literally makes the heart bleed.
He swung on the gate and looked down the street Awaiting the sound of familiar feet, Then suddenly came to the sweet child’s eyes the marvelous glory of morning skies; for a manly form, with a steady stride, drew near to the gate that opened wide, as the boy sprang forward and joyfully cried Papas coming !
The wasted face of a little child looked out of the windows with eyes made wild, by the ghostly shades in failing light, and the glimpse of a drunk man in in the night, cursing and reeling from side to side. The poor boy trembling and trying to hide, clung to his mother’s skirts and cried, Papas coming!
IN conclusion, the book is a definite read for Christian families today. I highly recommend the book.

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