Since the husband’s role is to go out and provide a living for his family, the wives job is to look after the home. It may not be considered a public work, but her position within the home is still very vital and important. Her role is a non income producing activity, but ensures the success of the family. Another role for a Christian wife is the raising of her children. Titus 2: 3-5 states that, "Older women likewise are to be reverent in their behavior, not malicious gossips nor enslaved to much wine, teaching what is good, so that they may encourage the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, to be sensible, pure, workers at home, kind, being subject to their own husbands, so that the word of God will not be dishonored," (The Christian Woman", 2004).
After their father’s death, the son’s married Moabite women named Orpah and Ruth. They lived together for about 10 years until both Mahlon and Chilion died, leaving their mother Naomi to live with her daughters-in-law. Hearing that the famine was over in Judah, Naomi decided to return to her home, and she urged her daughters-in-law to return to their own mothers in Moab. After much dispute, Orpah acceded to her mother-in-laws wishes and left her, weeping. But the bible says Ruth “clung to” Naomi and uttered now famous words “where you go I will go; where you lodge, I will lodge; your people shall be my people, and your God my God” (Ruth 1:16).
Another thing that helped me understand their religion were their chants and songs; they're like our prayers. Lastly, the traditions of the people showed me how they too have customs. It showed me that the only way for the religion to survive and last for centuries was to uphold the traditions and rituals of their founders. 2. The theme that I saw throughout the whole movie was maintenance of harmony.
For number 7, I think that she is still very faithful to her god because she says how he will look over her and watch out for her. For number 8, I think that someone else in that situation would probably in shock and just think that his or her life is now over. For
Each of these factors has influenced my philosophy for not only nursing but also how I live my life. The first factor that has impacted my lifestyle and my personal philosophy is the way I was raised by my parents. I was raised in a traditional Christian home in which my parents were a great example to my faith. The second factor that has influenced my beliefs is my mother. I have always admired her compassion towards others and her commitment to serve people that needed help.
Some of the letters he wrote had the following quotes: “Brothers (and sisters), I urge you not to have factions among yourselves…” “Bless your persecutors: never curse them, bless them…” “Be at peace among yourselves.” Those quotes show that Paul believed in the value of friendship and forgiveness. Paul was a committed and passionate person. Throughout his life, he lived a holy and just life when he was a Pharisee as he saw it as a way to please God.
She loves her granddaughter and nephew most of all; everything else in her life revolves around those two people. Fine, upstanding Christians are always told that material things are not important; however when faced with someone who lives by that ideal they marginalize her. This does not bother Pilate, she just keeps moving. Her constantly moving mouth holds and works on little things just like her hospitality revolves around little things. Pilate makes a decision to live a life based on generosity and hospitality.
The fact that Ruth was a Moabite is siginicante because she is not an Isralite and would have never been able to be a partaker of the covenant of Israel if she had not married into the family. Ruth is a partaker of the covenant through right of marriage. If she had not married into the family of Israel she would have never been in Bethlehaem. It took a lot of faith for Ruth to follower her mother in law back to her homeland. Ruth left everything that she knew to be with the woman that she loved and the God that she adopted as her own.
Ms. Dormer has a strong pious virtue, as she has a strong relationship with God which gives her strength and hope, and believes that God will provide for her and her family even at the hard times when she is without a husband. Ms. Dormer’s depressing thoughts start to consumer her, however she, “...quickly [checks] such thoughts, and remembers Him who has promised to be a “Father to the fatherless,” and a “Husband to the widow,” ... [and is reminded of the] gracious promise made to those who
The day of the murder he left the house at nine thirty. Prior to that time Lizzie work up, waited for her parents to finish eating and went downstairs herself to eat breakfast. (It had become a custom for her and her sister to avoid eating meals with their father and stepmother.) Not long after this Mrs. Borden asked the maid to wash the windows. She did as she was told and spent the rest of the day going throughout the house.