Hey, Matt

No, I didn't mean a wife should ever put her husband down, nor should a
husband ever put his wife down.  I was saying that even men have their
moments and being the Spiritual head of the home husbands must be sensitive
to those times when, human being that they are, they will be insensitive to
their wives.  I believe that men and women are to consult each other in a
marriage and though the husband has the final decision, he must be open to
the wife's input.  If not, and he allows himself to start thinking of
himself "more highly than he ought" she may have to tug his strings gently
from time to time to bring him back in line.  Hopefully before the LORD
brings out anything sharp to bring him down to earth the hard way.  Smile.
Not that any of this applies to you, I'm just talking theoretically.

Paul
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From: "Matt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 8:58 PM
Subject: Re: Soldiers Killed in Iraq


> Hmmm?
> Nah, it's not a wife's job to pull us back down to earth so much as it is
> their job to support and raise us higher.
> That talk of how they are supposed to put us down and mouth off with
> negative remarks sounds like what the 80's and the whole "rose ann" erra
> tried to promote and it did nothing but cause more problems for marage,
and
> dare I say let the devil in that much more.  We should love each other and
> feed one another, not tare at one another with devaluing remarks, atitudes
> and actions.
> Yes, I have gone on a tare of my own again.  hahahah
> Sorry, I just see a lot of that in east texas.  TV becomes to much of a
god
> in itself in these small towns and I guess in the large ones as well.
> Guess this is why my mother-in-law calls me doctor Phil.
> What have we got on this list here?
> Revrin Phil?
> Ok, that probably opened enough of a can o worms..
>
> Matt glow little glow worm, glow!