BibleMarriages

Scripture. Marriage. The household.

A household rooted in His Word.

Explore what Scripture teaches about marriage, headship, and family. BibleMarriages exists to honor YHWH and help households bring belief into daily faithfulness.

Bring your Bible and your questions. Begin with the mission, understand what is taught here, and examine the passages for yourself.

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“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”

Psalm 119:105 · KJV

Faithfulness begins at home

Study carefully. Walk humbly. Care for your household.

These teachings invite a return to the Scriptures on the shape of the biblical household. That includes difficult questions and convictions that may be unfamiliar. Take time to read, consider the context, and understand the position before deciding where you stand.

The aim is more than winning an argument: it is serving YHWH with love, responsibility, and integrity in the home. Our mission explains both the beliefs and the duties that accompany them.

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Responding to @AnotherApologeticsChannel: The "Christian Polygamist Dilemma" | Part 2

In Part 2, I continue my response to @AnotherApologeticsChannel and his claim that those of us who defend biblical polygyny have a 'dilemma' we have to deal with. Is it really a dilemma in reality, or just a product of the arguments he's making, rather than ours?

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The Man as King of His Domain — Live with Abrie Kilian

A live conversation between Pete Rambo and Abrie Kilian of Maxima Potentia on every man as king of his own domain — inheritance and property law in Torah, the layers of patriarchy, gravitas as earned weight, and the legal ground plural families actually stand on.

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Responding to @InspiringPhilosophy on Polygyny — Part 1

Mike Jones of Inspiring Philosophy debated a Hebrew Israelite on Modern-Day Debate and staked his whole case on Leviticus 18:18. Part 1 answers his opening statement — the “a woman to her sister” idiom, Genesis 2:24, Exodus 21:10, and Yah’s own two wives.

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Righteous jealousy requires authority

YHVH calls Himself a jealous God, so jealousy itself is not sin. But every instance of righteous jealousy in scripture belongs to God or a man holding delegated authority. Survey the word: no authority, no righteous jealousy.

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