Nabal being dead, David marries his wife. Lust’s name is Nabal, and folly is with him; and when folly is dead, then the Son of David—yes, the Son of God, who is the highest Wisdom—marries.
London, Printed by William Jones, 1631 To the Bride, the Lamb’s Wife The Reason for This Work If anyone, concerned about wasted effort, should ask, “To what purpose is this labor?” my answer is simple:
There is a law in heaven that the heavenly Bride may, at one time, have but one Husband. The first marriage on earth was a pattern of this law, for then God gave one woman
Recent news surrounding Christianity reveals a complex tapestry of global events, from theological discussions and social activism to the ongoing challenges of religious freedom and the intersection of faith with political discourse. Developments indicate a
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