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Re: The woman that is come into thine house

Give thanks, Israelite Anbessa.

I think noone wants to quote Paul because although he had much to say about marriage, he himself was celibate and does not have experience to back his utterances.

I agree with you on the need for us men to humble ourselves with regards to our Queens. But when a man sees his woman straying, the logical step would be to rise up to defend his marriage.

I also concede that it is not always external influences that will push the woman away from Rastafari. I remember one brother telling me that his woman ceased to embrace Rastafari the day she caught him drinking beer. He regrets it, because not only did she cease to embrace Rastafari, but she ended the relationship.

If we are to be taken seriously, we too as men must be clear about whatwe stand for.

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try to OVERSTAND the bible, to OVERSTAND RasTafarI
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