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Dealing With Bad In-Laws

A Bible study on Jacob and Laban

Ken McDonaldSeries: Sermon in a Book
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Pages
116
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Every Word Publishing

About

Are you having trouble in your home due to "In-Laws"? Do you not know where or how to draw the line? Maybe you thought that families were to get along and you feel troubled about having bad feelings towards them. This study on "Dealing With Bad In-Laws" answers those questions and more. It takes you through the example of Laban, who was Jacob's father in-law, and shows how to deal with such matters and situations, biblically. This study can be liberating to couples, who still feel the need or command to obey Mother or Father. By obeying the word of God, you can have peace in your home, where there had been turmoil and frustration.

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  • SeriesSermon in a Book #2

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    Ken McDonaldAuthor