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Tag Archives: Divorce
Repost — “Minded to Put Her Away Privily”
This verse tells us that Joseph was “a just man”, but that does not mean he was a hard man. Continue reading
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Tagged Compassion, Divorce, Jesus, Joseph, Mary, Mercy, Virgin Birth
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“Innocent Parties”
How often, in describing conflict (divorce or otherwise), do we expound (and perhaps expand) on the other person’s faults, and completely neglect our own? Continue reading
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Tagged Conflict, Divorce, self-justification
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“What a Blessing!”
David Brown of Abbot Hall in Dunfermline said to me yesterday: “A lot goes for blessing that isn’t blessing.” That is so true. Let me give a few examples that came to me as I thought about it.
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Tagged blessing, business ethics, Divorce, false gospel, spiritual, success
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“Minded to Put Her Away Privily”
Our God did not choose poorly when He chose the man who would be tasked with caring for His only Son. When He says Joseph was a just man, we should read that the way He means “just” — selfless, compassionate, and righteous.
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Posted in Quick Thoughts
Tagged Compassion, Divorce, Jesus, Joseph, Mary, Mercy, Virgin Birth
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