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Ralph Woodrow
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Divorce and Remarriage: What
Does the Bible Really Say? (#3571) by Ralph Woodrow.
Though Old Testament law permitted divorce—the Lord himself,
figuratively, went through a divorce—by the time of Jesus, Jewish
men were abusing this law by divorcing wives "for any
cause." This book answers the questions: In which situations does
the New Testament permit divorce? Are divorced Christians who have
remarried "living in adultery"? Church dogma often targets
the wounded, rejecting the very ones who need Christ’s healing
touch, thereby further complicating the pain and rejection of these
wounded ones. While not encouraging frivolous marriage dissolutions,
this book deals with the issues of divorce and remarriage from a
biblical perspective—looking below the surface of what some have
SAID the Bible teaches—to understand the obvious intent of
Scriptural passages which deal with these issues. 105pp. PB $9.95 |
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Women's Adornment: What Does The
Bible Really Say? (#3474) by Ralph
Woodrow. Does the Bible forbid the wearing of slacks, earrings, rings,
necklaces, and bracelets? Did Paul forbid Christian women to cut their
hair? Must women wear hats to church? Was it a "shame" that
some men in the Bible had long hair? This book exposes the folly of
external strictness. 61pp. PB $9.95 |
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