Roaring and roaring, slamming the door, turning the engine and speeding the road. This is not the first time we have seen this. Like many couples, we have lived too. Marriage conflicts have one thing in common: two incoherent entities insist on personal correctness. The place where the glue has fallen off.
God's perception of what he wrote in the marriage system is not the case.
In order for it to work, there must be a basic three-in-one marriage.
This is not about the Trinity, but about the trinity of marriage, because the three ropes are not easily broken [Ecclesiastes 4:12]. These three chains are the [two] dimensions of each partner [one and two] and one [three-dimensional] that combines them.
The combination of the three lines is to integrate them - this is the selection of two people and the dimension that combines them. The dimension that combines them can be thought of as the Divine dimension of the Holy Spirit because it is the reason why each partner succumbs to another in service - an eternal mutual obedience.
We have seen it in our own marriage before; the two dimensions without the third dimension are devastating. The two dimensions separate us and do not attract us to the third dimension.
Marriage has no hope for either side until they learn to be kind to each other.
Marriage attributes hope to the measure of love that an individual partner can sacrifice for the other.
It is so common in any couple consultation I have ever done. Partners bring themselves to the table of marriage, regardless of the sacrifice of talking about love, because love is just a sacrifice of marriage. Sacrifice is the original act of the will. Love is a decision, moment by moment, moment after moment, time after time, for the life of marriage.
If there is no one in the marriage, not only does it lack thinking about another partner, but also concerns about their overall lack of behavior, especially during periods of conflict.
Every couple needs to learn how to bend to another pair in order to call the powerful third dimension, to achieve the consistency they need, and to feel that their marriage is what God has ordered for them.
The more life we lose, so our partners may prosper, and the more we can find life in a prosperous marriage.
Orignal From: Three in one in marriage
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