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Matthew 19:1-15
Matthew 19:1-15
- With respect to marriage, our Lord teaches, that the union of husband and wife ought never to be broken off, except for the greatest of all causes, namely, actual unfaithfulness.
- With respect to little children, we find our Lord instructing us in these verses, both by word and deed, both by precept and example.
- Finally, let us draw from these verses encouragement to attempt great things in the religious instruction of children.
"It is difficult to overrate the importance of these two subjects. The well-being of nations, and the happiness of society, are closely connected with right views upon them. Nations are nothing but a collection of families. The good order of families depends entirely on keeping up the highest standard of respect for the marriage tie, and on the right training of children."
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By Shaun MartensMatthew 19:1-15
- With respect to marriage, our Lord teaches, that the union of husband and wife ought never to be broken off, except for the greatest of all causes, namely, actual unfaithfulness.
- With respect to little children, we find our Lord instructing us in these verses, both by word and deed, both by precept and example.
- Finally, let us draw from these verses encouragement to attempt great things in the religious instruction of children.
"It is difficult to overrate the importance of these two subjects. The well-being of nations, and the happiness of society, are closely connected with right views upon them. Nations are nothing but a collection of families. The good order of families depends entirely on keeping up the highest standard of respect for the marriage tie, and on the right training of children."