Activity # 10 Post-Test

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Activity # 6 Bible Search

2. Roles for husband and wife There is probably no other biblical passage more debated concerning the
role of husband and wife in marriage than Ephesians 5:2 1-33. Directions :After carefully reading this
passage and the other passages below, write a summary paragraph or husbands and one for wives on
what the texts say about their roles in marriage. (Note: Although not all texts refer directly to marriage,
the principle of the text could be applied to marriage.) A. Ephesians 5:2 1-23. B. Ecclesiastes 4:9. C.
Matthew 5:43-45. D. I Corinthians 7:33. E. I Timothy 3:2- 13. F. I Timothy 5:8. G. Titus 2:3-8. H. 1 Peter

ANS.

For the husband

A married man has to think about his earthly responsibilities and how to please his wife

For the wife

She needs to be a helper to her husband and love him and your children.

Discussion Questions

1. According to the study, couples who shared similar values were happier in their marriages.

2. Opposites do attract! Couples who are too similar to each other, both physically and in personality,
are less likely to have a long lasting relationship

3. For a successful marriage, shared religious beliefs prized about as much as adequate
income, less than sex and shared interests. Overall, 44% adults say shared religious beliefs
are “very important” for a successful marriage.
4. Parental approval influences satisfaction and stability in the couple relationship.
Further research is needed to determine what factors influence friend and family approval or
disapproval of the relationship.
5. Unrealistic expectations are the ones we may not say out loud. They're the unspoken ones.
We somehow expect our spouse to read our minds and know what we want and how we want it
done.
6. You should not to judge your date by his/her family. What is important, is how much
psychological/emotional work he has done to heal the past, how enmeshed he still is or is
7.Because some relatives may become a threat to your marriage because they might change
the way your wife / husband think of you
8. In virtually every way that social scientists can measure, married people do much better
than the unmarried or divorced: they live longer, healthier, happier, sexier, and more affluent
lives. How big a difference does marriage make? But I prefer to be married.
9. "Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave Himself for it;
That He might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, That He might
present it to Himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it
should be holy and without blemish."
Activity # 13
• I want a marriage in which we are both happy together.
• The most important thing about marriage to me is that I have someone to love and hold.
• I want to get married to a person who loves me for what I am and accepts me
• I want to marry a person who treats me like a King and I will treat her like a Queen.