Knowledge from the Old
Spiritual Parenting
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Families: What has happened to the family unity in our lands over the past few years? Just as did ancient Rome, our Nation or even Nations are quickly loosing the stability, their strength that might be gained from a very tight Family unit. When Rome became plagued with sin, divorce and illegitimate births became rampant. Today our world is falling away and following the same evil road.
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What has happened to the family? The family was once the cornerstone of society and of life, and yet today we see this foundation eroding more and more. There are divisions between parents and children, and unrighteous values, beliefs, and principles have led families down the wrong path. Where can we turn to restore the family and bring families back together again? Knowledge from the Old looks to the one true source—the Bible—to offer Sound, Righteous advice for building families on the bedrock of faith, honor, respect, and love. By focusing on the biblical example of Isaac, Rebekah, and their two sons, Jacob and Esau, author Benoit Dorsette reveals an insightful model for how a family should work—even in today’s world. And with this model in mind, parents and children can know how to overcome all the modern-day challenges that confront us today, such as divorce and disrespectful conduct. The Bible is an instruction manual for husbands, wives, sons, and daughters, and it tells us all how we ought to act. Because the world is always changing and moving down the road of evil, we must rely on the unchanging, perfect Word of Yahweh to guide us along the path of righteousness-a path that leads to a better family life and eternity with our Father in heaven.
About the Author
Benoit Dorsette was born and raised in the Caribbean islands in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Although he was born in a developing nation and had to leave his schooling early to work from a very young age, he is today a retired bus driver and the proud father of eleven children. Mr. Dorsette currently resides on the island of Saint Martin, where he has lived for the past thirty years.