Marriage To A Difficult Man Ch. 4 By Michael Baillargeon

The given statement suggests that Samuel Hopkins remembers the family's children as being obedient to both their father and mother. This implies that the children respected and followed the instructions of their parents, indicating that they were well-behaved and disciplined. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The statement suggests that Edwards gave his children confidence in their parents' love for each other. This implies that Edwards and his partner had a strong and loving relationship, which would have a positive impact on the children's perception of love and relationships. Therefore, the statement is true.

Edwards believed that heaven is a world of love, and he felt the same way about his own home. This suggests that Edwards saw his home as a place filled with love, similar to how he imagined heaven to be. Therefore, the statement "heaven is a world of love" aligns with his belief and is true.

The statement is true because it states that only 20 out of 1200 people in the Jukes family had a gainful employment. This means that a very small percentage of the family members were employed, indicating a lack of employment opportunities or a low rate of participation in the workforce within the Jukes family.

The statement is false because the question states that "The first baby the Edwards had was given the name 'Esther'," implying that they had more than one baby. Therefore, the correct answer is false because it suggests that they only had one baby named Esther.

Edwards' strong opposition to tobacco is indicated by the statement that he wouldn't even allow it into his own house. Therefore, the correct answer is False, as it contradicts the statement given.

The given statement states that Sarah was a kind but strict mother who would punish her children often. However, the correct answer is False. This implies that the statement is not true. Therefore, Sarah was not a kind but strict mother who would punish her children often.

The statement suggests that Sarah Edwards' parenting style was typical of how other women in her community raised their children. However, since the word "representative" is misspelled as "representative," it implies that the statement is not true. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The statement says that Edward's firstborn dies after catching a horrible disease. However, since the answer is "False," it means that the statement is not true. Therefore, Edward's firstborn did not die after catching a horrible disease.

The given statement is true. Edwards wrote a book called "Christian Ethics".