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Nell · 04-06-2017, 07:49 AM

“The Message of this Book
This book contains some of what I have learned sitting at the feet of Jesus over the years. Foundational to its message is a biblical truth that He has fine tuned for me through many experiences, so I am bringing that truth to the forefront before continuing. God requires us to do our part in having and maintaining right relationships with others, especially with fellow members in the body of Christ. His Word requires that believers—whether victims, perpetrators, or witnesses—take biblical steps to remove sins in our relationships (Matt. 5: 21– 26, 18: 15– 17). If through disobedience, we allow them to remain, they will hinder God’s blessing on the church and also hinder His answers to our prayers (Isa. 59, 1 Pet. 3: 7, 12). Such unaddressed sins silently grow and spread like a cancer, interfering with the normal function of the body of Christ and producing spiritual death. A Woman of Chayil [khah’-yil] takes an in-depth look at a huge, long-term sin in the body of Christ. This hidden spiritual cancer in the church has been growing for almost two millennia in the wrong relationships that exist between Christian women and Christian men. From the early beginnings of the church to the present, the devil has used deceived Christian men to carry out his ancient hatred against women. Christian women have perpetuated their own mistreatment by silently enabling it. Thus, both genders are responsible for grieving the Holy Spirit and frustrating His work on the earth.”

Anderson, Jane Carole. A Woman of Chayil: Far Above Rubies (Kindle Locations 339-348).

04-06-2017, 07:49 AM	#1
Nell Admin/Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 2,105	Re: A Woman of Chayil: Far Above Rubies by Jane Carole Anderson “The Message of this Book This book contains some of what I have learned sitting at the feet of Jesus over the years. Foundational to its message is a biblical truth that He has fine tuned for me through many experiences, so I am bringing that truth to the forefront before continuing. God requires us to do our part in having and maintaining right relationships with others, especially with fellow members in the body of Christ. His Word requires that believers—whether victims, perpetrators, or witnesses—take biblical steps to remove sins in our relationships (Matt. 5: 21– 26, 18: 15– 17). If through disobedience, we allow them to remain, they will hinder God’s blessing on the church and also hinder His answers to our prayers (Isa. 59, 1 Pet. 3: 7, 12). Such unaddressed sins silently grow and spread like a cancer, interfering with the normal function of the body of Christ and producing spiritual death. A Woman of Chayil [khah’-yil] takes an in-depth look at a huge, long-term sin in the body of Christ. This hidden spiritual cancer in the church has been growing for almost two millennia in the wrong relationships that exist between Christian women and Christian men. From the early beginnings of the church to the present, the devil has used deceived Christian men to carry out his ancient hatred against women. Christian women have perpetuated their own mistreatment by silently enabling it. Thus, both genders are responsible for grieving the Holy Spirit and frustrating His work on the earth.” Anderson, Jane Carole. A Woman of Chayil: Far Above Rubies (Kindle Locations 339-348).