What do you think people look for in an ideal life partner (Part 3)
Fifth: they must have similar interests. In the spiritual physics the alike ones attract other alike ones.
Otherwise, they will bank on the other in order that their life have sense. When this doesn’t take place, they'll let each other down. In other words, they will try to hash out their differences and, if don’t reach an agreement, they will fall out and, finally, break up. It’s feasible that one end up blowing the other away.
Sixth: One should enjoy each other's company, to the point of working together (1Thessalonians 4.10,11). Under no circumstances should cross their mind the hypothesis of one work in one job and the other in other else. Let alone they should drop off the children in a nursery. Otherwise, the family will break down and become a hostel.
Seventh: The couple should always aver the truth. All the truth ought to be said. On no account the couple should hold in emotions or feelings, let alone hide something from each other. After all, in Jesus there isn’t any murkiness (John 8.44; James 1.16,17).
Fifth: they must have similar interests. In the spiritual physics the alike ones attract other alike ones.
Otherwise, they will bank on the other in order that their life have sense. When this doesn’t take place, they'll let each other down. In other words, they will try to hash out their differences and, if don’t reach an agreement, they will fall out and, finally, break up. It’s feasible that one end up blowing the other away.
Sixth: One should enjoy each other's company, to the point of working together (1Thessalonians 4.10,11). Under no circumstances should cross their mind the hypothesis of one work in one job and the other in other else. Let alone they should drop off the children in a nursery. Otherwise, the family will break down and become a hostel.
Seventh: The couple should always aver the truth. All the truth ought to be said. On no account the couple should hold in emotions or feelings, let alone hide something from each other. After all, in Jesus there isn’t any murkiness (John 8.44; James 1.16,17).