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1 " Remember, loving your children is not based on emotion. Rather, it is your responsibility to pour yourself into your child’s life so that he or she grows up to love Christ. "
― John F. MacArthur Jr. , Divine Design: God's Complementary Roles for Men and Women
2 " Timothy was to instruct the women to “adorn themselves with proper clothing.” “Adorn” is from kosmiø (), from which we derive our English word cosmetic. It means “to arrange,” “to put in order,” or “to make ready.” A woman must prepare herself properly for the worship service. Part of that preparation involves the wearing of “proper clothing.” “Proper” comes from kosmeø (), the adjectival form of kosmiø (), and could be translated “well-ordered.” The Greek word translated “clothing” encompasses not only clothing but also demeanor and action. Women "
3 " Most women were treated as nothing more than lowly slaves or animals, and husbands often bought, traded, or even disposed of their wives at will. "
4 " Here’s why: The best way to find the right person is to be the right person. "
5 " They see life the way it really is. When they laugh, they laugh at what is truly humorous, not what is tragic. They enjoy what is truly enjoyable—a beautiful day, a precious child, and meaningful relationships. "
6 " The qualities of being temperate, dignified, and sensible replace the more unfortunate qualities of youth: recklessness, impetuosity, thoughtlessness, and instability. "
7 " If you are focused on worshipping God, you won’t have to worry about how you dress because your commitment will dictate your wardrobe. "