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Hans Bouwman Abundant Grace - Autobiography of Hans Bouwman who served as a missionary and evangelist in Holland, Japan and Canada.  He lived in extrodinary times while learning that God has grace for every situation.  Hans passed away in July 2006.
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    Two Roads Chart The Two Roads Chart David Rogers has made up an evangelistic Bible study course based on the 2 Roads and 2 Destinies chart which is often used by assemblies in gospel campaigns.  It is simply written and purposely directed to an unsaved audience. Twenty-two lessons and a questionnaire help a person understand the scriptures behind this visual aid.
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  • If a husband does not fulfill his responsibilities, does his wife have the right to leave him for a
    If a husband does not fulfill his responsibilities, does his wife have the right to leave him for a time?

    No. Apart from threats or abuse that give justifiable concern for her physical well-being, separation is not an option. Paul writes about a mutually agreed separation so that a couple may more fully give themselves to spiritual pursuits (1 Corinthians 7:5)." TARGET="_blank">1 Corinthians 7:5). Even in this, he warns of the danger of temptation because of the separation. It is only "for a time."

    A wife is not responsible for her husbands fulfilling his responsibilities; she is only responsible to fulfill hers before the Lord.

    Separating to resolve problems not only opens both partners to temptation, but it moves them further apart emotionally and may reduce the motivation to resolve the issues in the fear of the Lord. Too often, a couple may end a separation in order to avoid temptation and in their rush, fail to actually resolve any issues. The net result is to more firmly entrench the bad habits that create the problem.

    The wifes (or husbands) first resource is prayer, and a first step of progress is a mutual agreement to pray together for the help of God and for grace to be changed by Him. If there seems to be no resolution of the difficulties, seek the help of a trusted, trustworthy, wise, spiritual believer (or couple) who can effectively bring the Word of God into the circumstances.

    D. Oliver
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