Do You Have The Basic Idea About The Bible's Marriage Chapter?

Mary Fairchild expands our definition of marriage and concludes that Ephesians 5:22 to 26 shows the marriage covenant illustrates a picture of the relationship between Christ and the church.

The correct answer is "the sin of any sexual activity between people who are not married." This answer aligns with the definition of fornication provided by Dr. Cole in the article reviewed in Basic 12. According to Dr. Cole, fornication refers to any sexual activity between individuals who are not married. This definition excludes sexual activity between a married man and someone other than his wife, sexual activity between a married woman and someone other than her husband, and any sexual activity in general. Therefore, the correct answer is the one that accurately reflects Dr. Cole's definition.

According to Charles Colson, the term 'worldview' encompasses all of these answers, A. B. C. and D. It refers to a comprehensive system of beliefs and values that are based on one's reason for existence, a person's purpose in life, one's values, achievements, and behavior. In other words, a worldview encompasses the way an individual perceives and interprets the world, shaping their thoughts, actions, and overall outlook on life.

A "traditional" marriage based upon Bible standards includes parental responsibility, as the Bible emphasizes the importance of parents raising and nurturing their children. This responsibility is seen as a fundamental aspect of a Biblical Christian marriage, ensuring that children have permanent and committed parents who fulfill their roles as fathers and mothers.

Charles Colson, in his book "Lies That Go Unchallenged in Popular Culture," argues that one of the main causes of the decline of marriage and the breakup of the family in America is the attacks on Christian values through pagan lies about marriage and the family. According to Colson, there is a concerted effort to undermine traditional Christian beliefs about marriage and family by spreading false narratives and promoting alternative lifestyles. This, in turn, weakens the institution of marriage and contributes to the breakdown of the family unit in American society.

The correct answer for this question is "a free gift from God to undeserving humans." This is because in 1 Peter 3:7, it states that husband and wife in a Christian marriage are "heirs together of the grace of life." The term "grace" refers to God's unmerited favor and love towards humanity, and in the context of marriage, it signifies that the blessings and benefits of married life are bestowed upon both husband and wife as a gift from God, despite their unworthiness.

The correct answer is that both B and C are correct. In Basic Twelve, Drh agreed with Colson that this worldview behind Lie No. 2 is both anti-Bible and anti-Christian because it is based upon the view that there is no God, and nothing is sacred, including wedding vows and marriage covenants. Additionally, by using the concept of an informal contract instead of a marriage covenant, the supporters of this view invent ways to easily break the contract.

Dr. Cole, as mentioned in the article, defines adultery as the sin of any sexual activity between a married man and someone other than his wife. This definition specifically highlights the involvement of a married man and another person outside of his marriage. It does not include sexual activity outside of marriage in general or the act of a husband viewing pornography. Therefore, the correct answer is the sin of any sexual activity between a married man and someone other than his wife.

In his writing "Marriage, Abortion and Divorce," Lehman Strauss advised that Christians should not marry merely for sexual gratification. He referred to this advice as a precaution, suggesting that Christians should be cautious and consider other important factors beyond sexual gratification when entering into a marriage. This implies that a marriage based solely on sexual gratification may not be sustainable or fulfilling in the long run.

Jesus' reply states that in the resurrection from the dead, those who are considered worthy will neither marry nor be given in marriage. This implies that the concept of marriage as we know it on Earth will not exist in the afterlife.