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Definition of stepfamily
: a family in which there is a step-parent
Definition of blended family
: a family that includes children of a previous marriage of one spouse or both
matthew
Mark
So Jesus had a full fledged family brothers & sister, mother & step father..
And he is known as the carpenters son.
Joseph had the covering capability that Jesus needed all they way up to adult hood, At that point we never hear about Joseph only Mary.
The Role Of A Father: greek (pater)
II.
Function of the Father in the Family
In the OT, the father was the main figure who wielded authority and commanded respect.
He was to be honored (Ex.
20:12; Dt. 5:16; Mal.
1:6; cf.
Ex. 21:15, 17) and obeyed (Dt.
21:18; Prov.
23:22; cf.
Isaac’s obedience to Abraham in Gen. 22:1–14).
He possessed almost unlimited power over the lives of the members of his family—he could sell his daughter into slavery (Ex.
21:7), have his son stoned if the son attempted to entice him away from Yahwism (Dt.
13:6–10) or if the son was a glutton or drunkard (Dt.
21:18–21; cf.
Judah’s pronouncement of the death sentence upon his daughter-in-law in Gen. 38:24), or take away the birthright of the eldest son for a serious offense
Along with this position of authority the father had certain responsibilities.
He had to love, care for, and protect his children (Dt.
1:31; Ps. 103:13; cf.
Job 1:5; Jer.
47:3; Hos.
11:1–3)
He also had to train, educate (Dt.
4:9; 6:7; Prov.
1:8; 22:6)
and discipline them (Prov.
13:24; 19:18; 23:13f.;
Sir.
30:1–13; cf.
deVaux, pp.
48–50).
In the NT, Jesus acknowledged the continuing validity of the command in Ex. 20:12 for children to honor their parents
This is going to get me in trouble
Is it possible that the reason why some of our children that are dying is because of not honoring their father or step father or mother or step mother?
Wait? is it also possible why some folks are dying spiritually because of the lack of honor to their spiritual parents???
Paul reiterated this
Some folks need to apologize to their parents..
But one thing i have learned you reap what you have sown..
Final Point #
Paul then teaches us fathers a little something,
Col
Us Fathers have a way of provoking our Kids.. (aggravating our children) fathers can be aggy
it produces anger in our children
it produces discouragement
discipline and Instruction from the Lord
Next Week- we will discus the blended-mother..
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