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The lecture begins by exploring the concept of marriage as God originally designed it before the fall of Adam and Eve, envisioning a world characterized by perfect harmony, understanding, and joy without confusion or strife. The speaker addresses questions regarding whether such perfection will be fully realized in the millennium, explaining that while Satan and his demons will be restrained during Christ's thousand-year reign, making life significantly better than today, it will not yet reach the absolute perfection of the new heavens and new earth. Consequently, the focus shifts to how believers can approximate this divine design now by cultivating specific attitudes within their relationships, moving away from selfish ambition and boasting toward a mindset modeled after Christ's humility and obedience.
Central to building a godly marriage is the development of a Christlike attitude and a spirit-controlled temperament, which requires both spouses to actively grow into these qualities regardless of their natural personalities or past upbringings. The speaker outlines four personality types—sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic—and emphasizes that while individuals may naturally lean toward certain traits like being impulsive, reflective, driven, or laid-back, the Holy Spirit must transform these innate tendencies into fruits of the spirit such as love, peace, patience, kindness, and self-control. This transformation is crucial because one's attitude directly shapes their expectations and experiences in difficult situations; a joyful, prayerful perspective allows couples to view challenges as opportunities for spiritual growth rather than sources of bitterness or complaint.
Furthermore, the lecture stresses that marital behavior must be governed by the Word of God, which serves as the common standard that supersedes conflicting family backgrounds or cultural influences like feminism or strict parenting styles. The speaker argues that both husbands and wives often bring unconscious patterns from their childhoods into their marriages, such as a wife feeling the need to dominate due to external models or a husband expecting to rule like a father figure, but these must be replaced by mutual submission, respect, and forgiveness as taught in Scripture. Ultimately, the path to a healthy marriage involves personal transformation where both partners rely on the Holy Spirit to guide their hearts, allowing them to express opinions freely yet peacefully while submitting to God's leading and trusting Him to redirect the family when mistakes occur.
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Okay, [clears throat]
recording is on.
Um, welcome back everyone to our second
lecture
on marriage and family. So, there's a
question
uh on the chat. If Adam and Eve had
never sinned, what would marriage have
looked like in a perfect world and which
struggles in modern marriage exist
because of the fault rather than God's
original design?
Yeah. So that's
something for us to imagine if Adam and
Eve had never sinned. I mean everything
would have been perfect.
Um
you know just had to imagine that
[laughter] be no problem.
Uh
no confusion,
good understanding.
uh peace
uh joy
um
yeah there's uh it's hard to imagine
that in our minds but we have to try our
best what a perfect world would look
would have looked like
uh how these homes families would have
been everything uh just people really
understanding each other harmony and
uh joy and laughter and
you know just
full of goodness. Yeah, it's uh we'll
have to imagine that.
Um and that would be God's original
design.
Marriage as God originally
designed it,
right?
Okay.
Any other questions
so far?
We're just starting chapter five on
temperament,
attitude, behavior.
>> Yeah.
>> So the question is um um will we get a
glimpse of this in the millennium? I
think to some extent
because in the millennium in the
thousand-y year reign of Jesus we know
that
the the nature of things will be changed
but yet it's not going to be an absolute
perfect world.
Uh the nature of things will change. The
Bible talks about you know the lion
lying down with the lamb, the child
playing with the cobras.
uh uh whatever thing. So the nature of
things will be changed but there will
still be natural people who came through
the tribulation you know and they still
will need to be taught the ways of God.
Uh and as we see towards the end of the
millennium,
there will be some people who still get
deceived by Satan when he's released.
So I think my my response to that
question will be it'll be much better
than the way it is now.
Uh
because Satan and his demons are taken
out of the earth. They are put in the
bottomless pit. They are locked for a
thousand years. So he's not there to
cause trouble. So it'll be so much
better. But yet it won't be uh same as
when there are new heavens and the new
earth. That'll be absolute perfection.
That is revelation 21:22.
You know, that'll be absolute. But this
is closer to that. So it'll be much
better
than uh and Isaiah 65 says, you know,
we'll still build houses, plant
vineyards. So uh that's giving us a
picture of uh good good things happening
during the millennium.
Okay.
Any other questions?
All right.
We'll go forward.
Let's go back to chapter five where we
stop.
Right. So uh attitudes
it has it's both personal and
interpersonal right. So look at your own
self uh any attitudes you will have to
change
and also try to understand the attitude
of your spouse right hey what how do
they think so you be patient towards
their way of thinking and approach and
it's not like everything is wrong you
know it's just that we are different
people are different that's all
our goal bottom of page 52 our goal as
believers Yes,
>> even in marriage is to have a Christlike
attitude. So that should be a goal,
right? So two people, husband, wife,
they are very different in their
attitude and their temperament. The goal
is both must become Christlike,
grow to becoming Christlike in our
attitude. That's our standard, right?
But usually what happens, you know, wife
will say, "This was the way I'm brought
up. I was born like this, I'll be like
this." Husband will say I grew up like
this, I'll be like this. No, no, don't
say that. We know we are all different.
Uh we grow up in different environments,
etc. But we can all change to become
Christlike. That's the goal, right? We
can all change to become Christlike. And
that's what we're supposed that is
what's supposed to be happening, right?
So even in marriage,
uh we should say like, okay, let's
become like Jesus even in uh marriage,
right? And uh we we know these
scriptures. Philippians 2
uh 3-8.
Uh can somebody read that?
Where's the mic?
All the way there.
Yeah. Philippians 2:es 3 to 8.
Philippians chapter 2:es 3-8.
Do not be anything from selfish ambition
or from a cheap desire to boost but he
but be humble towards one another always
considering others better than
yourselves and look out for one
another's interest not just for your
own. The attitude you should have is the
one that Christ Jesus had. He always had
the nature of God but he did not think
that by force he should try to remain
equal with God. Instead of this of his
own free will he gave up all he had and
took the nature of a servant. He became
a uh he became like a human being and
appeared in human likeness. He was
humble and walked the path
of obedience and all way to death his
death on the cross. Amen.
So think about applying these verses in
marriage
right think about applying these verses
uh not doing anything from selfish
ambition
or being boastful but being humble like
even in the marriage relationship
husband wife being humble towards each
other
u
and it's telling us you know take on the
attitude that Jesus had Right? So think
about this both husband wife taking on
this attitude in their marriage.
Right? And in the home taking on this
attitude. What was the attitude? Jesus
said though he was God he humbled
himself and he became a servant. So even
in the marriage husband wife you know
they could have great accomplish
accomplishments all of that doesn't
matter what you humble yourselves and
become servants to each other submitting
serving uh each other you know so
applying this attitude to our own lives
in the context of marriages is so
important right uh and there a lot of
other attitudes that we can see for
example Ephesians 5:20
It's telling us to have an attitude of
thankfulness, right? Giving always give
thanks. Having an attitude of gratitude
in every situation. Always give thanks.
So being thankful
rather than complaining.
Ah it's so hot today.
Thankful God. Thank you. We have nice
sun. So you can complain this way or
that way. Right? Ah nice sun. And I can
go outside enjoy or you can complain oh
so hot whatever but give thanks for
everything right uh being joyful
prayerful thankful in all circumstance
first Thessalonians 5 so these are
attitudes that we can develop we can
take on and this is what the scriptures
are telling us right be joyful prayerful
thankful
so how about taking on that attitude it.
You know, uh, you go to restaurant, you
order food, you think it'll come in 5
minutes, he's taking half an hour,
you're getting hungry, you're getting
angry. When is this food going to come?
Oh, but be thankful. At least food is
going to come. Be prayerful, be joyful,
right? So, keep your joy.
Um, Philippians 2,
uh, do everything without complaining or
arguing. Do everything without
complaining or arguing. So sometimes,
you know, you have to do a little bit
more extra work. You have to do
something more. Do everything without
complaining or arguing. That's an
attitude. That's something we need to
take on as believer. So all these
scriptures that we read say okay how can
I do that how can I practice that and
we're talking about marriage so how can
you practice that in the context of
marriage
right do everything without complaining
or arguing so ask the Holy Spirit lord
help me do this you know without
complaining without arguing
so that you may be innocent and pure as
God's children again in Philippians 4 he
talks about same similar things right
being joyful being gentle verse 5
Philippians 4:5 show a gentle attitude
being gentle not forceful harsh
doineering be gentle verse 6 not being
anxious or worried about things yeah you
know all kinds of things will happen in
life but pray about it right I take it
to God in prayer rather than being
worried and anxious is uh at disturbing
your peace, you pray and let God's peace
fill our hearts and minds.
Uh James 1:24, he says, "Look, when you
when there are various difficulties,
various trials, come to joy. Have joy in
the midst of those challenges." Right?
Again, these are attitudes that we can
take on. They they're instructed for us
in scripture,
right?
uh page 54
James 5:9 do not complain against one
another right so we can see each other
all of us have faults all of us have
shortcomings
uh but don't just focus on complaining
have a good healthy attitude
uh if you're hurting pray if you feel
great sing James 5:13 right so when
you're going through difficulties pray
feeling all good sing worship God praise
God
1 Peter 2:21-23
follow Christ's example
when he was insulted he did not answer
back with an insult says this right
that's example follow Jesus
uh follow that example so uh we've
listed all these scriptures which are
general But we're saying okay let's
apply this and practice this in the
context of marriage
practice that right so this is this is
what should shape our temperament
attitude behavior in marriage this is
Christlike attitude in marriage okay so
we should try to grow into it none of us
start out perfect
uh we need to grow into it so you know
if you take all that we have um seen in
these verses and put them all in a
table, you'll come up with something
like this that is shown there on the
table there in page uh 54.
Uh you'll see the table there. And so
these are things we should try and
practice.
But what would be the opposite of it? We
can call them negative attitudes. So the
opposite of it would be a list like at
the bottom of page 54. you know anger,
arrogance and
all all those negative attitudes.
So if we recognize these negative
attitudes
try to
ask God to change that and say Lord let
me have a Christlike attitude.
So we go from having negative attitudes
to having Christlike attitudes and we
are talking about this in the context of
marriage and we'll talk about like how
do we how do we make that transition
now
uh our attitudes this is on page 55
it affects our expectation our
experience
and also
our exit that is how we turn leave a
situation. So think about this. Our
expectation
when you are in a situation, what are
you expecting?
Your attitude
affects that.
Your experience,
how you perceive and go through a
situation. Two people can go through the
same situation,
but they experience it differently.
If somebody's going through a a tough
situation joyfully, it's very likely
they will take on good things. They say,
"Hey, this situation is making me a
better person."
Somebody going through a tough situation
with a very thing. They say, "Oh, it's
so hard, so difficult. God, why are you
doing this to me?" kind of thing.
They oh, I'm so broken and whatever.
You're going through the same situation.
But your attitude is going to determine
your experience in this situation. You
have a joyful attitude, you will say,
"It's making me stronger. It's building
my faith and I'm going to come out a
better person." Or if you have a
negative attitude, you feel like
everything is going wrong and so on so
forth. the experience that you have and
exit means how you come out of that
situation right you come out a better
person or you come out as a bitter
person
so I don't like life and I don't like
god or whatever you know so how you come
through and how you come out of that
situation
is determined by your
attitude
you with me so far yeah So um it's
important to have a Christlike attitude
and our temperament
bottom of page 55 should be a spirit
controlled
that means the Holy Spirit
should influence
our temperament. So uh uh when you talk
about temperament like we said earlier
generally speaking people say okay
someone is an introvert someone is an
extrovert. Uh there is also uh these
personality types
um and you find that in the bottom of
page 55.
Uh you know not everybody and this is
again not Bible. This is just what over
time people have u developed and not
everybody will necessarily
accept this but broadly speaking people
talk about four personality types you
know sanguin is somebody who's very very
friendly
is somebody who's very
quick to you know very impulsive very uh
gets angry easily or very impulsive
reacts very quickly. Melancholic is
somebody who's very you know um
uh they are very how do I describe this
like deep in their own thought
uh a very
reflecting reflective type melancholic
uh so sanguin collaric melancholic and
flegmatic I think uh where do I put that
um
um would be
I forget how to describe this flaggmatic
but anyway um
um yeah I forget how to describe that uh
so they're just talking about different
personality types that how people
uh the temperaments that they carry in
life and in situations. Uh these are
again this is a theory or this is based
on what people have seen and so on. Um
and trying to understand personality and
in in real life we are kind of a blend
of these you know like uh we can't say
I'm only calleric. No uh uh you have a
pre- a dominant personality. Somebody's
very friendly. Somebody's very
reflective, melancholic. Uh, somebody is
very caleric, very, you know, driven,
very forceful. Uh, somebody is very
flegmatic. Flegmatic you think about as
somebody's very laidback, very casual.
Arms,
you know, you say flegmatic, right? They
just like that, you know, just take it
easy. Don't worry, no stress, you know,
nothing shakes up. So you have these
different and we are generally a mix of
these, right? Something is more
dominant. That's personality. [snorts]
That's from a psychology perspective.
But from a believer's perspective, all
of us must have a spirit controlled
temperament.
A spirit controlled temperament. That
means we want the Holy Spirit to control
our temperament.
You understanding? So example
a person could be very colleric meaning
very driven get it done now pushing
everybody come on let's do it very very
you know aggressive I think so how will
that person change when he's controlled
by the Holy Spirit he will become gentle
right because gentleness is a fruit of
the spirit right uh
He'll become more peaceful because peace
is a fruit of the spirit. Love, joy,
peace. So instead of being always like a
volcano erupting, he'll be more
peaceful.
You understand right? Uh so our goal is
holy spirit
you shape you mold my temperament who I
am as a person. So, you know, if if we
were to kind of define a spirit
controlled temperament, it'll be based
on Galatians 5:22 23.
The spirit produces love, joy, peace,
patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, humility, and
self-control. So, that is a that is what
we want to show in our temperament,
right? uh that is the kind of p people
we need to be. So we go from being who
we were
naturally to being people who are
controlled governed by the Holy Spirit
and who will show forth those fruit of
the spirit
and think about this in the context of
marriage
right so if a person example the husband
was very colleric easily get angry
easily he's like you know very very
aggressive whatever. But as he submits
to the Holy Spirit, he's going to in the
marriage, he's going to show more love,
uh, peace, patience, kindness, he's
going to show that because the Holy
Spirit is going to work on him and
change him to be like this.
I understand, right? So, we have to ask
for the Holy Spirit to work on us. Holy
Spirit,
change me. right? Uh produce these
things in me. Right?
So we've talked about Christlike
attitude,
spirit controlled
temperament. That is what we should have
in marriage. Of course,
all believers in all of life must have
this Christlike attitude, spirit
control, temperament. But we especially
talking about in the context of marriage
because it applies there
right.
The third aspect is how must what
behavior must we have? We must have a
word governed behavior even in marriage
our behavior must be governed by the
word of God.
So how we conduct ourel behavior means
how we conduct ourselves.
It must be governed by the word. So even
in marriage say okay is my behavior
reflecting
uh the word of god am I practicing the
word in my behavior in my marriage
that's the question
word governed behavior
right
so we know you know uh Jesus just John
14:15 Jesus said if you love me obey my
commandments practice what I've said
practice my word you know and And all
scripture 2 Timothy 3:16-17 all
scripture is useful
for giving instruction for right living.
That means how do you live right?
We follow the scripture. That's what
teaches us how to live right. So what
would our behavior look like when you
say a word governed behavior? And I just
given some scriptures here. Colossians
3:12-15
be show compassion, kindness, humility,
gentleness, patience, be tolerant,
forgive
if you have any complaints,
uh and um you know uh let the peace of
God guide your decisions. So we have to
practice these things in marriage. You
know, sometimes if you sit with a
couple, oh, they'll bring up things that
happened 10 years ago, 15 years ago,
maybe on the wedding night. Oh,
like come on, you have to forgive,
right? What does forgiveness mean? If
you keep repeating things from the past,
that's not forgiveness, right? Forgive.
So we have to practice forgiveness even
in the marriage
things everybody will do make mistakes
everybody will do wrong things but we
have to forgive right so practice these
things have a word governed behavior
right uh being gentle being kind in uh
uh the marriage uh same thing 1 Peter 3
7-11
husbands live with your wives with
proper understanding.
Uh treat each other with respect.
Um
have the same attitude,
love, be kind, be humble. What's verse
eight? Verse 9. Do not pay back evil
with evil or cursing with cursing,
but release a blessing.
Right? And this is how we're going to
enjoy life and see good times. Right? So
Bible is giving us instruction of
practice that inside of marriage
right. So three things
Christlike attitude
spirit control temperament word governed
behavior
right three things for us as believers
in marriage.
Now, here's the thing. When two people
come into marriage,
most often
they bring
what they have seen either in their own
families growing up. They bring that
into the marriage.
Well, that's what they've seen.
Or maybe something else. uh the
environment where they grow up or maybe
they lot watch a lot watched lot of
movies so they bring those ideas in
but
what I want to say is all of us leave
those ideas and follow the word of
that's it doesn't matter what your
upbringing was
doesn't matter what we have to follow is
we have to follow the word, Christlike
attitude, spirit controlled temperament,
uh word govern, that's what we have to
right example, if somebody grew up in a
very strict home, okay? Um and these are
all real real scenarios where parents
are very strict.
uh they would bring that same thing
generally I'm speaking right if they
haven't already
had a transformation of their mind they
would generally bring that same thing
into the marriage
I'm going to very strict everything must
be in order you know almost like
military style bring that into the m
because that's how they grew up
they bring that same thing in and then
they it it whereas their spouse may have
grown up in a very let's say relaxed
home
right everything is very relaxed
you get up or do as you like
so both have grown up in different kinds
of environments upbringing
they come into marriage
with that attitude with that perspective
They try to so why just example wife
will tell the husband why are you so
strict why everything you know you have
to do it can't just relax
husband will tell the wife no get up
come on you know it has to be cuz
they're coming with different
upbringings.
So what what are you going to do?
What's the solution?
Three things he said
spirit controlled
and word govern
that's it right that's what that's what
they have to follow okay you grow up
like this I grew up like that fine but
how must we live
we have a common standard
our attitude must be crushed like we
must both be controlled by the same holy
spirit and we must follow both follow
the same word doesn't matter what your
upbringing was now you want to establish
a Christian home a godly home we have to
follow the word of god walk in peace
gentleness kindness
patience that's what the bible is
calling us to do so both have to align
themselves to the word of God. You
understand? And that's where we ask for
personal transformation. Say, God,
change me. Change me. Uh so that in the
marriage I can truly
have Christlike attitude, spirit control
temperament, word governed behavior. I
change me in this marriage.
Right.
So
if
example
uh sometimes the models that we have
seen wherever it generally it's at home
but it could be even outside the home uh
they influence us a lot.
So
if I'm just giving this an example where
if the wife
has a model in her mind that means maybe
it could be her mother or it could be
some other very prominent figure you
know a celebrity or someone
who has been saying and oh
wife must not allow her husband
to control her. her wife must speak up
and um
uh express her ideas and let the husband
know that she also has opinion. You know
sometimes this kind of thought is there.
So the wife if this if the wife has this
kind of a mindset this
attitude come into marriage
then by default she's thinking if my
husband says one thing I have to say two
things
right why because that's kind of what
she has maybe from her mother or maybe
from you know whatever you people have
different models in their mind maybe
some celebrity what some books they've
read or whatever. Oh, so so now she's
automatically
speaking up to everything husband says
but that can cause problems.
So what must the wife do? Hey now
whatever the influenced her thinking
whether it's some book she read or some
personality she followed or whatever now
the change has to happen. We need to
embrace a Christlike attitude,
a spirit controlled temperament and a
word governed behavior. Get rid of that.
That idea doesn't align with the word of
God. The word of God tells us, you know,
to to submit to one another, to respect
and honor each other, right? Not
necessarily to speak up and have our own
way kind of thing. And similarly if the
husband
maybe he grew up in a home where his
father was like rajam kamaharaja
like like double
like you just sit like a boss and
everybody had to serve him. That was the
model he saw. So he thinks oh when I get
married that'll happen to me. But uh
that was 30 years ago. times have
changed, right? And and and and not most
not only that, but the scripture is
teaching us, you know, that uh have this
attitude in you which Jesus had. Though
he was God, he humbled himself
and became a servant. Take on this
attitude.
So now the husband has to unlearn that
pattern of behavior that he saw and take
on
Christlike attitude, spirit controlled
temperament, word governed behavior. So
I'm saying it works both ways, right?
For everyone when you come into
marriage, this is very important. It's
very simple but very important.
All right.
Okay. Um I'll stop here. Uh we'll get
into personal transformation like okay
how do we go through a time of change in
our own lives uh in order to see this
happen. I'll leave that for next week so
we can digest that. In the meantime, uh,
any questions,
questions? Oh, mic, please.
Online students, you can also ask
questions.
Pastor, yes. what you were referring to
earlier like when you talked about the
woman who you know is like I want it my
way and all of that usually comes from
the years of suppression and then now
there's the whole feminist
>> feminism
>> movement which is also toxic to marriage
um but if it's done in a healthy way say
that like now in women like in the in
the culture we live in women have jobs
they have things that they're doing and
from my experience what I've also seen
is some men who are looking for marriage
can say, "Hey, you're too independent.
You know, you're too maybe are you able
to submit to a husband." But of course,
like isn't there something to be said
about
>> firstly it happens in marriage, right?
Not before marriage. M
>> and secondly um
in order for a woman who's now working
and capable and all of that maybe have
their own home taking care of their own
lives in order to have a safe
environment to then be able to submit
where you know that the man is you know
submitting to God first has reverence to
Christ first and is able to even lead a
woman who is being led by God.
>> Mhm.
Yeah. Yeah. So I was just I was just
giving an example in a negative way.
Meaning if a woman is
uh so let me say it like this. Uh both
husband and wife should express their
opinions should share what's going on in
their heart. Uh their thoughts, their
points of view. Both should have the
freedom to express. Right? What I was
kind of uh ex kind of putting in an more
exaggerated way is if the woman
feels that she should
you know uh which seems to be in some
cases I'm not saying all the time but uh
uh
where they could have embraced that
thought that oh I need to be more
uh stronger to stand up to my spouse
then that's that can give rise to
problems and [snorts] the solution is
both husband and wife must have these
three things that we have been saying
you know so then both both have freedom
to express their ideas but it's all done
in a very peaceful way.
>> Yeah.
>> Thank you. I understood what you were
saying. The thing that I also wanted to
ask is
>> was about women being independent these
days.
>> Yeah. Yeah. How does how do you find
that balance especially as you're
getting into marriage and then after is
like okay after we know that we submit
to one another but before
>> you're still not submitted to your
husband yet right and how do you kind of
test out if they were able to submit
able to lead beforehand when you don't
have that opportunity to practice that
or see that entirely
>> I think um So a lot has to do with a
heart attitude.
So definitely example a a young lady
who's not married who's pursuing a
professional whatever career will work
hard will will want to build that career
etc. very passionate etc and they're
moving professionally that's a good
thing there's nothing wrong with that
but the hard attitude matters you know
so if the person realizes that you know
I can be very accomplished as a
individual
but yet I will honor whoever I'm going
to get married to as
uh so that it's a posture of the heart
right so they can be very accomplished
in their worlds in their sphere
but
they also are humble.
So then it says like yeah this person
will be in a place where they can submit
to the husband and not in any way feel
devalued or diminished
you know and that's where we can
definitely say that yeah this will work
out
>> especially when it comes to
um hearing from God and obeying God like
when it comes to of course ambition and
all of that they're equals they can both
provide all of that stuff. But when it
comes to being guided by God and then
now all of a sudden you're kind of say
you're you're so comfortable hearing
from God and all of that stuff and now
there's another person in the mix and
how do you kind of you know balance that
out where you're of course letting them
lead and all of that stuff and that
that's important and at the same time
you've built such a deep relationship
with God that you're so comfortable
hearing from him first.
>> Um, and then you have to kind of submit
to this human
>> who's of course below God but still your
equal.
>> So how do you kind of balance that
dynamic?
>> Yeah. So I think the premise that we
work on or the truth that we work on is
the same Holy Spirit is in both people.
the husband and the wife are the same
holy spirit is bearing witness.
Uh so so we let the word govern where
the word word says that uh uh husbands
uh you know wives submit to your own
husbands. So you say okay god I'm
hearing this uh please also speak to my
husband or reveal to him in ways that he
can understand what the good thing is or
the best thing is for the family.
Example, if it's a decision for the
family and say, "God, this is what I'm
feeling in my heart, then you're
speaking to me. Can you also reveal the
same thing to my husband in a way that
he can understand?" And like your word
says, I will submit to what
you speak to, you know. So, I think the
posture is right because one, you're
following the word and two, we are
depending on the Holy Spirit to speak to
both people, right? that there's a that
the peace of God becomes the witness the
same the peace in both people's heart
becomes the witness right if there is a
clash example you know if there is a cl
there there's a difference then I think
it's fine if the wife submits and says
Lord your word says submit and this is
what I'm feeling but this is what my
husband is thinking about doing
I submit and you guide us Even if he
makes a mistake, I am confident that you
get us back on track. Yeah. Because God
can always redirect things, right? So we
have that that much of confidence.
Even if there's a mistake made, God will
put put us back on track, you know? So
that's why we uh yield to the word of
God. Yeah.
Any other questions online students?
Yes. Please go ahead.
>> All right. Which which verse is that?
Sorry. Oh, it's Oh. Oh, it's in the in
the in the notes. Yeah. Which page?
Sorry. Page.
>> Huh? 54 page 54
um what's words that meaning of um
sarcasm.
Sarcasm
is sarcasm is to be sarcastic. that
means to make comments
um
in a in in a wrong way like sarcastic
um
I'm trying to think example uh
this may not be a good example but yeah
if suppose I make a comment oh that
person uh he he thinks
he's the smartest person it could be
sarcastic like I'm I'm oh he's he's
thinking like that. So it's a it's
making a comment that is not good. Uh it
puts the other person in like a bad way.
Sarcasm, right? That's one example. What
was the other word you said? Um h
a pessimism. Oh, okay. Okay. Uh it's
always thinking negative.
To be pessimistic is to always think
negative
that something bad will happen or this
is not good. So that's negative
thinking. Pessimism
question
was
question.
Okay.
All right. So, we will stop here for
today. Um, two hours went so by went by
so fast. Um, we will pick up personal
transformation next week. Thought we'll
keep it for next week and um, we'll go
forward from there. Thank you everyone.
Have a good day. Thanks.