The year 2007 was filled with both joy and sadness in my life.... It was a joyous time, as it was the year my husband and I reunited after being apart for seven months due to his job. Additionally, it was the year my younger brother moved to the United States.  I was delighted to have more family around me and my 2-year-old. 

However, amidst all that excitement, I encountered one of the most challenging and darkest times of my life, perhaps the darkest. It was the day I lost my beloved Eliana. February 21, 2007, will be a day I will never forget....

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What About Divorce and Remarriage?

 

To understand the biblical teaching on divorce and remarriage, we should begin with an overview of marriage. God instituted marriage, we are told in Genesis 2:18, when he made a wife for Adam. He instructed that a man ought to leave the guardianship of his parents and cleave to his wife and become one flesh with her (Genesis 2:24). Of course, the wife should do the same. The married man and woman were then to start a new family.  

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Courageous Sacrifice: Mary, the Mother of Jesus

 

"Then Mary said, “Behold the maidservant of the Lord! Let it be to me according to your word.” And the angel departed from her. " Luke 1:38

Mary, the mother of Jesus, was a key figure in his life and ministry. She was there at his birth, baptism, and crucifixion. While on the cross, Jesus entrusted her care to John, one of his disciples. The devotional I read today during my quiet time reminded me of the courage and sacrifice this young woman demonstrated.

Consider what Mary must have felt when an angel appeared to her, revealing that she would give birth to Jesus. Young and planning to marry a man named Joseph, she had her whole life ahead of her. While the Bible does not specify Mary's exact age when she became pregnant with Jesus, scholars, considering historical and cultural context, generally believe she was likely between 13 and 16 years old. In ancient Jewish society, it was typical for young women to be betrothed and married in their early teens.

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