I'm not debating that. What I am saying is because I haven't recieved the Holy Spirit and speaking in tonges she feels she wears the pants in the family. She publicly embarrasses me---"You better stop talking before I leave your sorry #@S!"
Many years ago a close friend of mine was a member of the United Pentecostal Church and he believed that Jesus died for his sins. The Resurrection. And was baptised (Acts 2:38), yet he did not speak in tongues. He was faithful in attendance and sharing his faith in Jesus. He even dressed and kept his hair the way they wanted him to. His whole life revolved around the UPC and it wore his spirit and his worth down being continuously treated as lesser and people making comments that he was unsaved because he didn't speak in tongues. He eventually left and chose a church for fellowship over doctrine because I believe he was tired of what seemed like condemnation and an erosion in his heart of worth before God through the lack of respect for him as a believer, as a human being. The reason being that he did not speak in tongues.
The beautiful thing is that "no one can say, 'Jesus is Lord,' except through The Holy Spirit" (1 Corinthians 12:3). The UPC either rejects this or explains it away. And other Scriptures that contradict their doctrine they reject as well.
I have studied with UPC extensively and in one situation was asked to go over with a sister, a list of Scriptures, to prove the UPC doctrines. I said I would be happy to study the Scriptures listed as long as for context sake we studied the verses surrounding each recommended Scripture. The sister was not willing to do this. In this situation she was only willing to study Scriptures in a an order that would prove UPC doctrine. In my study with them I learned all manner of sins that I was apparently committing; and in their teaching I would continue to be in sin unless I was baptised (Apostolic succession) with them and spoke in tongues and dressed with the same skirt length and kept my hair in the same manner and attended all their meetings in submission to them.
All the aforementioned Scriptures posted here by others about how a man should love his wife are true, yet I sympathise with you because in spending a lot of time with UPC "Apostolic" women/men and they are often strong willed and controlling about many things. There is no doubt in my mind that she is not speaking by The Holy Spirit when she curses you. I personally had to distance myself from the UPC ladies. Yet you are not in a position to do so. Please keep drawing near to God and showing "peace, love, joy, long-suffering, kindness, gentleness, faithfulness, goodness, and self control," as these are fruits of The Holy Spirit and have The Power to convict people's souls - not you but The Holy Spirit working through you.
When Peter said to Jesus: "You are the Christ; the Son of The Living God," Jesus said: "Flesh and blood has not revealed this to you but my Father Who is in heaven." Dear young man, Jesus said: "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven." You are confessing your faith in Christ and there is no stopping Jesus from keeping His word and confessing you to the Father in heaven. In my opinion don't try to make your wife see these truths, pray, stand back and allow God to work in her.
The UPC yields in my view a strong need to have their approval and your wife may feel like her salvation is on the line if she doesn't please them. It is powerful and more than a decade later I have had to consciously push the shame of their disapproval out of me when I have seen one of the ladies in a store. My heart sinks as I feel they see me one not approved by God. Even though I know the Scriptures the UPC can have a strong emotional hold on a person.
I may be wrong but it doesn't look like you are so much looking for her to submit to you but to show you respect as a human being? There are many things to be admired about the UPC and their zeal is often undeniable. A zeal for God is impressive but in Romans 10:2 we learn that we must have a zeal for God according to knowledge. It may be a long road brother but may God lead you to be the kind one, the gentle one. I do not speak to you as a teacher, just as someone you believes you, and sympathises with you.
"Wherefore I give you to understand, that no man speaking by the Spirit of God calleth Jesus accursed: and that no man can say that Jesus is the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost." 1 Corinthians 12:3 (KJV)