The 10 Commandments of Marriage: The DOS and Don'ts for a Lifelong Covenant

by Ed B. Young and H. Edwin Young

Book Overview

Con palabras profundas y a veces cargadas de humor, pero siempre biblicas, Ed Young extrae de su experiencia de decadas como consejero matrimonial estos 10 mandamientos para un matrimonio chispeante... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0802431461
• ISBN13: 9780802431462
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Moody Publishers
• Length: 235 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.4" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Looks like a good book.

I just bought this as a wedding gift for a friend. I skimmed through it, and it looks like a good book. "Cutting the apron strings" is a good commandment for both husband and wife. It also tells you to "flee sexual temptation" from sources other than your partner. All in all, it looks like sound advice.

great book

This book was an easy read and had great points to help a marriage, whether it is failing or in good shape. I enjoyed it emensely. It contained views from both sides, the husband and wife, and had great scriptures that you could read to go along with it.

10 Commandments of Marriage

This is a "must" for all married couples. Sample chapter:"Thou shalt cut the apron strings" resonates for parents and adult children alike. Easy to read with great ideas for getting along with each other. Presented with Bible references and insightful questions. Highly recommended for all who want a successful marriage.

Amazing

I haven't quite finished this book yet but I am almost done. This book is definately worth reading, if you are married or even thinking about getting married. I can see a difference already in my marriage and I haven't even finished the book yet. This is defnately a must read!

At Last, some truthful, Biblical principals to make your marriage great!

Wonderful principals that can be immediately put into practice in your marriage. I was so tired of hearing the same ol thing, "I don't 'deserve' this, I have to look out for myself, he doesn't understand me" If we are thinking of the other person first, it is difficult to be focused on ourselves. A must read for weak and strong marriages alike.