Biblical Marriage: Two Sinners and a Gracious God

by John-William Noble

Throughout history, many marriages have been characterised by confusion, conflict, and pain. Today, the very institution of marriage is often reviled and rejected as irrelevant. It has even been redefined to accommodate changes in societal thinking and beliefs. This is why, for the professing Christian, the distinction of biblical marriage, as instituted and defined by the Most High God, is so utterly fundamental to understand. In this book, John-William Noble unpacks what it means for two sinful people to enter into a covenant relationship covering a number of contemporary issues and questions.

What should a couple realistically expect as they prepare for marriage? How important is communication in a marriage? In what ways can we and should we fight to preserve our marriage? This book is written to take the Christian to Scripture as the author gives examples and applications from his own marriage where two sinners have become one flesh built upon the restoration and foundation of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

134 pages, Paperback

Published October 15, 2020

Reviews

[Uzoamaka · Rating 3 out of 5]

Beautifully written and back up by scriptures. I must admit when I saw that most if not all of the inner cover reviews were by men I was worried but this truly tells of the intent of marriage as God ordained and planned from the beginning. There's the focus on God to make you a better husband or wife and how the joining together of two to become one flesh gives a different meaning. You lose the squabble of whether wives submit is more than husband love and learn to love God and obey the scriptures to become a better spouse.