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Can a wife reject her husband's decisions? Yes, in certain situations

Have We Misunderstood ＂Wives Submit＂？ Women in Ministry part 9 00:45:31 – 00:47:03

Mike addresses limits of wifely submission.

A wife can rebel/reject husband's decisions in: (1) life and safety issues (citing Abigail in the OT who went behind Nabal's back to save the family), and (2) areas where husband's authority was never intended to extend (e.g., controlling her prayer life, the color of her shirt, how she laughs). Common sense must apply -- micromanaging is not submission.
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Have We Misunderstood ＂Wives Submit＂？ Women in Ministry part 9 @ 00:45:31

2022-08-15

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